| Job Position | Company | Posted | Location | Salary | Tags |
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Powered by Pioneer | Taipei, Taiwan | $105k - $150k | |||
Whatnot | Remote | $90k - $147k | |||
Ledger | Reno, NV, United States | $105k - $164k | |||
Coins.ph | Manila, Philippines | $94k - $106k | |||
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1inch | Dubai, United Arab Emirates | $98k - $108k | |||
Wallex | Tehran, Iran | $82k - $118k | |||
Whatnot | Remote | $84k - $147k | |||
Sentient | India | $90k - $150k | |||
Pintu | Setiabudi, Indonesia | $98k - $150k | |||
dYdX | New York, NY, United States | $150k - $250k | |||
dYdX | New York, NY, United States | $174k - $274k | |||
Caiz | Remote | $80k - $150k | |||
CoW DAO | Remote |
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travoom | Austin, TX, United States | $87k - $87k | |||
wildcat | Remote |
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Blockchain Backend Engineer
The Role:
- Launch blockchain networks and smart contracts like a pro
- Dive deep into performance & security tweaks — because you care about clean, fast code
- Work with product managers and development teams to integrate blockchain technology into existing systems
- Document your brilliance (Writing technical documentation, including design documents, user guides. And yes, even the test cases)
- Keep your radar up on all things Web3 — and bring new tech to the table
- Troubleshoot, debug, and keep our blockchain stack rock solid
- Jump into product discussions and help shape what we build next
What You'll Need to Succeed:
- You speak fluent Rust or Go (or both!) — strong coding skills and a love for clean, efficient code are your thing
- You’re a fast learner — new tech? New frameworks? No problem. You pick things up like a sponge
- You’ve got big system energy — experience (or serious interest) in building large-scale distributed systems that don’t fall apart under pressure.
- Clouds don’t scare you — whether it’s AWS or GCP, you’re comfortable working in the cloud and deploying things that actually run.
- Team player vibes — you’re a great communicator, love working with others, and don’t mind helping someone debug at 3AM (ok, maybe not 3AM, but you get the idea).
- Problem-solver mindset — if there’s a tricky bug, you’re not afraid to wrestle it until the referee pulls you away
- Fresh grads with fire are welcome! — If you’ve got the skills and the hunger to learn, why not
What’ll Make You Stand Out:
- You’ve contributed to open-source projects or built cool stuff in public? Drop your GitHub — we love seeing what you’ve been up to!
- You speak fluent low-level. System calls, networking internals, memory management? You get it, and you’ve worked with it
- You vibe with Rust. You’ve written real things with it (not just solved Advent of Code), and you're comfy navigating the ecosystem
What does a back-end developer in Web3 do?
A back-end developer in web3 typically works on the server-side of a web application, using technologies that are specific to the decentralized web (also known as Web3-related)
This might involve building and maintaining the infrastructure that supports decentralized applications (dApps), or developing the underlying smart contracts and blockchain-based systems that power those dApps
In general, the goal of a back-end developer in web3 is to create the technologies and tools that enable users to interact with the decentralized web in a secure and seamless way.