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This opportunity is in Tampa - Santo Domingo - Remote (EST +/- 6)
Conceived on the back of the 2017 crypto wave, our client was borne of a realization. While Infura enabled the ICO boom, it also made it extremely vulnerable due to operating as a single point of failure. A secure, efficient, and censorship-resistant future for Web3 must be enabled by truly decentralized infrastructure, not by centralized platforms gating access to networks.
The pitfalls of Web2 become more obvious by the day - security breaches, gatekeepers, and ever-more aggressive censorship have turned the open-source dream of the free internet into increasingly dystopian surveillance and control system. Our client offers a radical escape: a means to bring the free internet back, only this time it's unstoppable.
Their engineering department currently includes a small stable team specialists in critical areas, our CTO, and our CEO. They achieved a great deal, but they also understand that what got you here, wont get you there. They will be scaling up the engineering team in 2022 and they want to bring smart people aboard that will help make fulfill the goals and deliver the best platform while ensuring quality.
Thats where you come in: you will be in charge of everyday research, design, and development of new testing frameworks for the Blockchain Protocol to ensure quality and provide QA Guidelines across the team and the project. You will have to drive your progress and propose new ideas and solutions that will make the Protocol be faster, leaner, robust, and secure.
You will need to architect, design, and implement the tooling that will ensure the quality in an efficient, automated, and replicable way. You will also be an active participant in the protocol research and development effort, making sure that any feature or attribute of the system quality can be properly measured, assessed, and improved on.
You should also be an active member of the community, you will have to be a leader and role model for community developers that will join the project. You will have the opportunity to do research and present papers that will drive and motivate others to participate in the development of the Blockchain Protocol.
Success will be measured primarily in qualitative terms, which may include but are not limited to: participating in ideation meetings, bringing new ideas to the table and running research to find the best solutions, and implementing those ideas with quality in mind.
Key Projects & Objectives
As a mission-driven organization, our client is a rewarding and engaging place to work for those who embrace our core ethos, which could be distilled as a commitment to results, truth, openness, kindness, stewardship, gratitude, and collaboration. Huge egos need not apply.
You'll come from a production environment in software engineering. You have a DevOps background and probably experience in automated tooling. What's most important is that you're a relentless optimizer and tinkerer, a great systems' thinker who can see how pieces of a process fit together, then deconstruct, rebuild and optimize them in order to produce improved outcomes (and test, test, test). You'll be a skilled practical problem solver who enjoys finding weak links and experimenting with ways to improve them.
You have some understanding of Computer Science, Networking, P2P, and preferably GoLang. You've been working on related areas like Infrastructure, Cloud, Backend, and CI/CD tooling. You love thinking about QA first, designing fault-tolerant systems and necessary automated testing tools that ensure project quality on every step. You think on QA first, analyzing every new proposal how it can be tested and how we can ensure quality.
As such, while it's important you have a grounding in a real-world software engineering environment, it's mindset and attitude they are looking for more so than any specific tech stack, job title, or level of experience. If you love engineering but wish you could spend less time on the minutiae and more time on building and optimizing a well-oiled software production machine, this might just be exactly the job for you.
While the fundamental engineering, product, and revenue infrastructure are in place and product-market fit has been proven, the vast majority of potential and impact lies in the future. For ambitious builders and innovators, there couldn't be a better time to join us. And you'll get to help solve one of the most urgent and pressing problems of our time a generational crisis - by helping us to build secure, censorship-resistant Web3 infrastructure and restore the free and open internet.
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