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Job Position Company Posted Location Salary Tags

Squads

Remote

$91k - $100k

Ava Labs

New York, NY, United States

$160k - $199k

M0

New York, NY, United States

$105k - $150k

M0

New York, NY, United States

$84k - $150k

Decentralized Masters

Miami, FL, United States

$36k

Telcoin

Remote

$100k - $150k

Keyrock

London, United Kingdom

$72k - $90k

Chainlink Labs

Toronto, Canada

$91k - $150k

Chainlink Labs

Toronto, Canada

$72k - $93k

Chainlink Labs

Argentina

$72k - $75k

Blockdaemon

Remote

$91k - $100k

Aptoslabs

Remote

$140k - $175k

SpreadChain Solutions

United States

$45k - $75k

ether.fi

Denver, CO, United States

$120k - $200k

DCG

Stamford, CT, United States

$81k - $85k

Squads
$91k - $100k estimated
Remote

Location

Anywhere

Employment Type

Full time

Location Type

Remote

Department

Multisig

We’re looking for a senior engineer who’s fluent in Rust and TypeScript and deeply familiar with the Solana ecosystem. You’ll build and maintain platform capabilities and integrations across major Solana protocols—owning on-chain program work, off-chain services, and the TS developer surface (SDKs, tooling).
While deep protocol knowledge is important, you will be building a production web application; strong React/Next.js experience is required.

What you’ll do

- Build and iterate on a production web application in React/Next.js (TypeScript) that integrates directly with our Solana services and SDKs.
- Develop and maintain Squads and its various tooling using @solana/web3.js, SPL libs, and other ecosystem libraries for internal and partner teams.
- Integrate with popular Solana DeFi protocols (DEX/AMM, lending, staking, perpetuals, aggregators).
- Optimize transactions: compute-unit budgets, priority fees, versioned transactions, and batching.
- Collaborate with protocol teams and partners; read specs, review IDLs, and turn ambiguous docs into well-tested integrations.

You might be a fit if you

- Have 5+ years building production systems (systems/backend), with 2+ years in Rust (or deep Go/C++ with Rust ramp) and strong TypeScript.
- Strong experience with React and Next.js (hooks, routing, SSR/ISR) building secure, high-quality web applications.
- Understand Solana runtime basics: accounts model, PDAs, sysvars, rent, CPI, compute units, program logs.
- Know the SPL Token Program (ATAs, mints, decimals, transfers), and have touched major DeFi primitives on Solana.
- Are comfortable with web3 clients (@solana/web3.js, SPL, Anchor), RPC commitment levels, rate limits, and backoff patterns.
- Ship high-quality code with tests, code reviews, and clear docs; you bias to action and own outcomes end-to-end.

Nice to have

- Anchor expertise (IDLs, constraints, tests) and/or native solana_program experience.
- Experience with building products and services on Solana, including: program upgrades/governance, or custom account/state layouts, validator management, etc.
- Integrations with DEXs/AMMs, lending, staking/LSTs, perps, and aggregators; comfort reading other teams’ IDLs/contracts.
- Infra literacy: Docker, AWS, Postgres/Redis, and CI/CD.
- Security mindset: reentrancy/CPI safety, account-constraint design, audit collaboration.
- Experience with modern front-end tooling and components (e.g., Tailwind, Radix UI) and performance/accessibility best practices.
- Familiar with JS/TS Build tools (eslint, webpack, remix, etc).

How we work

Remote-first, async-friendly.
Small, senior team; high ownership and direct impact.
Pragmatic process: plan → build → measure → iterate.

Interview flow

Intro + role deep dive (30–45m)
Technical conversation (Solana runtime, Rust/TS design; React/Next fundamentals)
Practical exercise (code review or small integration task, potentially React/Next)
Team fit & offer

Title: Solana Platform Engineer (Senior)
Location: Remote
Employment: Full-time
Comp: Competitive salary + equity (DOE)

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  1. Build up your skills and knowledge: To work in DeFi, you'll likely need to have a strong understanding of blockchain technology, as well as other related technologies such as smart contracts and cryptocurrency. Consider taking online courses or earning a degree in a relevant field to build up your skills and knowledge.
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  5. Consider internships or volunteer work: DeFi Internships or volunteer work can be a great way to get your foot in the door and gain valuable experience in the DeFi industry. Many companies also offer internships to students, so consider applying for an internship if you're still in school.
  6. Be persistent: keep trying if you don't get a job right away. It can take time to find the right opportunity, but with the right skills and determination, you can land a job in the DeFi industry.