Blockchain Engineer Jobs in Web3

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Job Position Company Posted Location Salary Tags

Seneca

Miami, FL, United States

$90k - $105k

GETTR

United States

$150k - $185k

MetiSign

United States

$130k - $150k

Coinmarketcap

Remote

$72k - $75k

Nethermind

London, United Kingdom

$63k - $100k

Ventellect

United States

$54k - $75k

Ventellect

United States

$54k - $75k

In Technology Group Inc (US)

United States

$200k - $225k

SmartDev

Vietnam

$81k - $100k

SENECA | The Sovereign Data Blockchain

Miami, FL, United States

$65k - $100k

Artory

New York, NY, United States

$54k - $75k

IEX

New York, NY, United States

$72k - $100k

Ankr

San Francisco, CA, United States

$72k - $90k

Ripple

New York, NY, United States

$39k - $77k

Ventellect

San Francisco, CA, United States

$63k - $90k

Blockchain Engineer Security Privacy and Cryptography

Seneca
$90k - $105k estimated

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SERV is the first L1 blockchain that facilitates the sharing, automation, and storage of private data and credentials through a hybrid public-private trust exchange. Our ecosystem is built to execute identity verification while safeguarding user privacy. By empowering users of all stripes - private organizations, institutional actors, and individuals - to decide and materialize for themselves what constitutes trust in a specific P2P interaction, SERV’s platform opens up the possibility horizon for dApps to perform actions previously impossible.


The Role

You will:

  • Implement advanced cryptographic techniques to secure the SERV blockchain across various on-chain processes and their network components as well as related edge operations
  • Provide ongoing assessments and design and implement efficient, systematic, and system-wide risk mitigation strategies
  • Actively research technical developments, Identify trends, and anticipate vulnerabilities using both academic and industry resources
  • Participate in the scientific and industry development communities through events participation, collaboration, and publications

You are passionate about BlockSec and cryptography, and you thrive in applied research to turn theory and techniques into scalable systems and repeatable safeguards. You constantly consume white papers, blog posts, and academic publications with zeal to expand your knowledge base and toolkit - and you also contribute to the community through publications, conference participations, and other channels.

You can demonstrate:

  • Expertise in both commercialized and emerging cryptographic techniques (e.g. ZK, MPC, VRF, VDF, FHE)
  • Proficiency in BlockSec engineering, with both practical experience implementing advanced cryptographic technologies in commercial products or setting, and ability to quickly develop working prototypes for new techniques and specifications
  • Propensity for developing practical innovation through research in topics including emerging tech, risk and risk identification, and mitigation methods
  • Ability to execute against both short-term deadlines and long-term roadmaps

An advanced degree in cryptography, mathematics, or a related discipline is highly desirable, as are publications, conference engagement, and industry recognition.

We are headquartered in Miami, FL, and will give preference to candidates who can be based locally (whether now or willing to relocate).

What does a blockchain engineer do?

A blockchain engineer is responsible for developing and implementing blockchain-based solutions

Here are some of the key responsibilities of a blockchain engineer:

  1. Design and develop blockchain protocols: The blockchain engineer is responsible for designing and developing blockchain protocols, including consensus algorithms, data structures, and security protocols.
  2. Develop decentralized applications: The blockchain engineer builds decentralized applications (DApps) that run on top of blockchain networks.
  3. Write smart contracts: Smart contracts are self-executing contracts that run on blockchain networks. The blockchain engineer writes smart contracts using programming languages such as Solidity.
  4. Implement and test blockchain solutions: The blockchain engineer implements and tests blockchain solutions to ensure they work as intended.
  5. Stay up-to-date with the latest blockchain technologies: The blockchain industry is constantly evolving, and a blockchain engineer must stay up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies.
  6. Collaborate with other developers: The blockchain engineer collaborates with other developers, such as front-end developers, to integrate blockchain solutions into larger software applications.
  7. Ensure security and scalability: The blockchain engineer must ensure that the blockchain solution is secure and scalable to handle a large number of users and transactions.