Belmont Lavan is hiring a

Blockchain Web3 Developer

We are seeking an experienced Blockchain / Web3 Developer who will design, build, test and deploy smart contracts, integrate them with front-end and back-end systems, and ensure high standards of security, performance, and usability. You will collaborate with product, UX, frontend, and backend teams to deliver production-ready features, contribute to architecture decisions, and continuously improve our Web3 stack.

Key Responsibilities

• Design, write, and deploy secure smart contracts
• Implement token standards (ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155) and upgradeable contracts using libraries like OpenZeppelin
• Optimise contracts for gas usage, performance, and security, including audits and peer reviews
• Integrate Web3 libraries with front-end applications and wallets
• Develop backend services / APIs that interact with on-chain and off-chain data.
• Work with Layer 2 / roll-ups / scaling solutions, bridges, and/or cross-chain integrations where required
• Write automated tests, maintain CI/CD pipelines, and ensure robust coverage and code quality
• Maintain clear technical documentation, and mentor more junior engineers
  
  
  

• 5 - 8+ years experience in blockchain / Web3 development
• Strong Solidity skills; experience with EVM chains; familiarity with non-EVM is desirable
• Proficiency in Web3 tools: Hardhat, Truffle, Foundry, etc.
• Experience with front-end technologies (React, Next.js )and backend
• Good grasp of REST / GraphQL APIs, database work (SQL / NoSQL), and decentralised storage
• Solid understanding of Web3 security best practices
• Ability to work in an agile, collaborative team; good communication skills in English
  
  

• Experience with gas-efficient contract design and Layer-2 roll-ups
• Prior exposure to zero-knowledge proofs, account abstraction, or decentralised identity (DID) systems
• Open source contributions or code samples / portfolio of deployed smart contracts or projects
• Experience in marketplace / escrow / auction mechanics

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