Request is hiring a

Web3 Full-Stack Engineer at Request () (allows remote)

THE ROLE

We are looking for an experienced Full-stack Engineer to join the development team, used to development on solutions with high usage (2000-5000 monthly users), to support our scaling phase.

YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES

• Participate in the Request Invoicing development


• Keep yourself up-to-date with our stack: Typescript, Node, React, Mongo, Kubernetes, Docker, NPM, Circle CI.


• Participate in the continuous improvement of the Request Network library, make it easy to pay and get paid on Ethereum and other public blockchains with open source packages: request-client.js, payment-processor, payment-detection, etc.


• Propose functional design improvements, challenge the infrastructure, the development & release process.


• Design and implement integrations with partners (Invoicing REST API, payment detection on other blockchains, accounting software etc.)


• Optionally gain knowledge and responsibility over our decentralized framework: ethers.js, IPFS, Solidity, Infura.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Solid knowledge of computer science fundamentals: algorithms, data structures, databases, distributed systems, operating systems, networking


• Strong interest in blockchain technology, and the future of payments


• Strong knowledge of Typescript and Node.js


• Used to open-source development


• Understanding of API design (REST, RPC)


• Good understanding of git and continuous integration tools


• Self-motivated, innovative and proactive


• Ability to take responsibility for projects and the willingness to learn and grow professionally in a team environment


• Willingness to improve by giving and asking for feedback


• Team spirit above personal results

Bonus - this makes you stand out

• Good knowledge of Ethereum: frequent dapp usage or smart-contract development


• Familiarity with kubernetes, Helm, Google Cloud Platform, CircleCI


• Mobile development (architecture, design, development framework)


• Cryptography


• Monitoring of stability and performances

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