Compiler Jobs in Web3

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Job Position Company Posted Location Salary Tags

Nomic Foundation

New York, NY, United States

$90k - $150k

CertiK

Remote

$140k - $220k

Trilitech

London, United Kingdom

$90k - $145k

Fabric of Truth, Inc

Belgium

$90k - $101k

Fabric of Truth, Inc

Belgium

$90k - $101k

Fabric of Truth, Inc

Belgium

$87k - $112k

IO Global

Remote

$90k - $110k

Polygon Labs

United States

$90k - $110k

Category Labs

Remote

$91k - $115k

Monad

New York, NY, United States

$91k - $115k

Serotonin

London, United Kingdom

$126k - $164k

YeagerAI

Remote

$140k - $164k

Parity Technologies

London, United Kingdom

$54k - $75k

Trilitech

London, United Kingdom

$119k - $150k

Nomic Foundation
$90k - $150k estimated
Berlin Germany
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Who we are

The Nomic Foundation is a non-profit advancing the Ethereum ecosystem. We build open-source runtimes, compilers, build systems, and deployment solutions that are used by tens of thousands of developers. We emphasize robust engineering and lean processes, allowing for quick decision-making and distraction-free software development. You have the opportunity to shape the future of the Ethereum ecosystem through deep technical work on critical developer infrastructure, where your specific contributions will have a tangible impact.

About the team

The Slang team builds a modular set of compiler APIs for Solidity code analysis. Our users are internal and external developers integrating our APIs in their developer tools to process Solidity code and make it easier to build smart contracts for their end users. The project is at an early stage working towards feature completeness. We aim to upgrade the Solidity developer experience and tooling ecosystem in the long term.

This is a fully-remote role, and we’re open to candidates applying within UTC+2 to UTC-4 timezones.

Who we’re looking for

We are looking for a highly technical manager with a strong engineering background, product mindset, and a thoughtful approach to people management. In this role, you’ll manage a small team (3-4 engineers) and take ownership of the whole product, shape its roadmap, create alignment across teams and with the community & stakeholders. You will provide technical guidance on architectural & design decisions, strategic direction, and occasionally do code reviews. In addition, you'll foster individual growth through thoughtful guidance and mentorship, creating a respectful and collaborative environment.

  • 2+ years of experience in directly managing & growing teams, establishing a team structure, and ensuring team wellbeing, ideally in a remote and async setting.

  • 6+ years of experience technically leading projects and driving multi-year roadmaps.

  • Ability to direct without micromanaging or forcing decisions.

  • Experience implementing or refining processes around performance reviews, career development, and hiring.

  • Strong verbal and written communication skills.

  • Proven ability to design and implement scalable, maintainable software architectures.

  • Strong expertise in conducting code, design and product launch reviews, identifying potential technical issues or risks, and suggesting improvements.

Nice to have:

  • Prior experience building compilers or leading compiler projects.

  • Experience with open source and/or Rust projects.

What you’ll do

Provide Technical Leadership

  • Actively participate in technical discussions, providing high-level guidance and expertise during code reviews and design decisions.

  • Act as a mentor and sounding board for technical decisions, ensuring alignment with project goals while empowering individual ownership.

Drive Successful Product Delivery

  • Take ownership of projects, ensuring on-time delivery with the desired features and quality.

  • Work with the team to define MVPs, set milestones, and assess project feasibility.

  • Manage project scope by prioritizing tasks, identifying dependencies, and mitigating risks.

  • Collaborate with product managers to translate user needs and market trends into a technical roadmap.

Build a High-Performing Team

  • Motivate and guide engineers to achieve their full potential, fostering a culture of learning and development.

  • Implement and improve processes such as performance reviews, career development plans, and efficient hiring practices.

  • Establish a clear team structure with roles and ownership well-defined.

Communication & Alignment

  • Increase transparency within the team by sharing information on other Nomic projects and initiatives.

  • Champion the team's achievements and deliverables to other departments.

  • Proactively communicate with leadership and stakeholders to address concerns, clarify direction, and ensure alignment across teams and with the community.

  • Articulate a clear vision for the team's mission, challenges, and milestones, connecting their work to Nomic's broader goals.

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Compensation and benefits

  • Vesting ETH grant as part of total compensation

  • Unlimited PTO

  • Budget for IT equipment

  • Annual Learning & Development Budget

  • Statutory benefits specific to your location (depending on the employment contract)

Why join us?

Mission-driven value creation

Your contributions will directly impact an ecosystem that is shaping the future of finance, data, and ownership. You won’t be working on optimizing a revenue stream to increase shareholder profits; you’ll create value for the Ethereum community and developer ecosystem.

Lean and robust

We run robust engineering practices and lightweight processes that provide us with structure and fast decision-making. Your time will be spent on technical challenges, coding, and launching features.

We value diverse backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives. We recognize they are essential to growth and innovation, and sometimes the perfect candidate might not tick every box in the job description. If you're passionate about what you do and have valuable experience - we want to hear from you. Your unique background and skills could be just what our team needs and we warmly encourage you to apply.

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What is compiler job?

The job of a compiler engineer involves designing, implementing, and maintaining compiler software

This may include adding new features and optimizations, fixing bugs, and collaborating with other team members to integrate the compiler with other software tools and systems

A compiler engineer is a software engineer who specializes in the development of compilers

A compiler is a program that translates source code written in a high-level programming language into machine code that can be executed by a computer

Compiler engineers typically work on a wide range of tasks, including low-level optimization, code generation, and program analysis

They may also be involved in developing compilers for new programming languages or architectures

Strong problem-solving and analytical skills, as well as a deep understanding of computer science and programming principles, are important for success in this role

The responsibilities of a compiler engineer may include:

  1. Designing and implementing new compiler features and optimizations.
  2. Maintaining and improving existing compiler codebase.
  3. Debugging and fixing compiler issues and bugs.
  4. Collaborating with other team members to integrate the compiler with other software tools and systems.
  5. Writing and maintaining documentation for the compiler.
  6. Performing code reviews and providing feedback to other team members.
  7. Conducting research on new compiler technologies and techniques.

What is compiler job?

The job of a compiler engineer involves designing, implementing, and maintaining compiler software

This may include adding new features and optimizations, fixing bugs, and collaborating with other team members to integrate the compiler with other software tools and systems

A compiler engineer is a software engineer who specializes in the development of compilers

A compiler is a program that translates source code written in a high-level programming language into machine code that can be executed by a computer

Compiler engineers typically work on a wide range of tasks, including low-level optimization, code generation, and program analysis

They may also be involved in developing compilers for new programming languages or architectures

Strong problem-solving and analytical skills, as well as a deep understanding of computer science and programming principles, are important for success in this role

The responsibilities of a compiler engineer may include:

  1. Designing and implementing new compiler features and optimizations.
  2. Maintaining and improving existing compiler codebase.
  3. Debugging and fixing compiler issues and bugs.
  4. Collaborating with other team members to integrate the compiler with other software tools and systems.
  5. Writing and maintaining documentation for the compiler.
  6. Performing code reviews and providing feedback to other team members.
  7. Conducting research on new compiler technologies and techniques.