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IntellectEU
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IntellectEU is an international technology company focused on digital finance and emerging technologies. At IntellectEU we are on a mission to become the top-of-mind fintech company. We are committed to our people and believe in building a better future with the newest technologies. We give rising talent and industry veterans the space to explore, launch ideas, and collaborate closely with our clients. With our technical hands-on experience in payments, blockchain and capital markets, there’s no challenge that’s left unsolved. Over the past two decades, we have earned our expertise in financial technology, executing on hundreds of complex integrations and co-creating new digital asset platforms alongside our clients.
We are looking for an experienced Lead Software Engineer to lead the Back-End team of CatalyX.
CatalyX, developed by IntellectEU, is the leading blockchain operations platform. Our product suite (CatalyX Blockchain Manager, CatalyX Package Manager, CatalyX Tokenization Explorer, and the upcoming DAML Agent and Wallet Manager) supports 100+ active validators and enables customers to successfully deploy and operate production Canton infrastructure.
The focus of this role is on providing strong engineering leadership, establishing high technical standards, and remaining a hands-on contributor throughout the software development lifecycle.
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