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What we are building
Tableland
Tableland is a network and SQL protocol for EVM chains like Ethereum. It is built for developers.
What you’ll do
Example areas of work
- You’ll work mainly in the go-tableland repository, implementing protocol changes from our spec.
- You’ll also work in our custom go-sqlparser repository which implements a custom SQL language for the protocol.
- You’ll participate in our protocol spec discussions to analyze future changes in the protocol.
- You’ll research leading technologies and develop research documents and proposals for development, optionally speaking and presenting to different communities
Responsibilities
- Collaborate with the team working in the frontend to understand their needs while calling validator APIs.
- Maintain up to date documentation for the validator and communicate with our external validators community to help them run go-tableland in their own infrastructure.
- Participate in Discord chats with our community to answer questions regarding using and running a validator.
- You’ll help maintain our internal cloud infrastructure that runs multiple validators with analytics and monitoring stacks.
Who you are
We’re looking for someone who meets the minimum requirements—you are encouraged to apply even if you only have a subset of the preferred qualifications.
Minimum requirements
- Previous experience in Web3
- Good knowledge of the Ethereum protocol and L2s
- A detailed understanding of validators, blockchains, the EVM, and tokenomics
- Previous experience using Ethereum node APIs
- Technical skills
- Programming in Go for at least 2 years
- Experience configuring and deploying to cloud infrastructure
- Great attention to detail on building reliable software
- Interest in Web3 protocol design
- Interest in software and infrastructure security
- General
- Excellent writing skills
- Self-directed with comfort working independently or with collaborators
Preferred qualifications
- Previous experience building an open-source protocol
- Deep knowledge on how SQLite works
- Deep knowledge about different Ethereum scaling solutions
What is EVM?
EVM stands for Ethereum Virtual Machine, and it is the runtime environment for smart contracts in the Ethereum network
It is a virtual machine that executes code written in the Solidity programming language, which is the language used for writing smart contracts on the Ethereum platform
The EVM is a sandboxed environment, which means that code executed within the EVM is isolated from the rest of the network and cannot interact with it directly
This is important for security reasons, as it prevents malicious code from affecting the rest of the network
When a smart contract is deployed to the Ethereum network, it is compiled into bytecode that can be executed by the EVM
Each node on the network maintains a copy of the EVM, which allows them to execute smart contract code and validate transactions
When a transaction is submitted to the network, the EVM processes it by executing the corresponding smart contract code
The EVM processes the transaction by reading the bytecode, interpreting it, and executing it step by step
The EVM then returns the result of the transaction to the sender, which can include changes to the state of the contract or the network as a whole
The EVM is designed to be Turing-complete, which means that it is capable of performing any computation that can be performed by a computer
This allows for complex smart contracts to be executed on the Ethereum network, including those with conditional logic, loops, and other advanced programming constructs
The EVM is a key component of the Ethereum network, as it allows for the execution of smart contracts in a secure and isolated environment
It is a crucial part of the blockchain infrastructure that enables decentralized applications to be built and run on the Ethereum platform.