Applied Blockchain is hiring a

Web3 Junior Software Engineer (C++)

Applied Blockchain is an innovative applications development company, focusing on distributed ledger technology and advanced cryptography. Based in London at Level 39, One Canada Square, Canary Wharf and in Batalha, Porto, Applied Blockchain has an expert team of developers creating cutting-edge solutions for disruptive startups and corporate clients in banking and finance, e-payments, energy trading, aviation, telecommunications and social impact sectors. We are also developing the next generation of blockchain solutions. These include Silent Data, a privacy-preserving data oracle for off-chain data, and London Bridge, a hardware-secured bridge between Algorand, Ethereum, and other EVM chains for cross-chain asset transfers.

What you’ll be doing

• Working on a cutting edge product that uses next generation cryptography to enable parties to act together and generate meaningful outcomes without having to share their sensitive data.

• Computer Science or STEM masters or higher.
• C/C++ knowledge
• Adaptation to learning new things in depth
• Good understanding of low level programming
• Basic understanding of Linux and bash
• Attendance at the Canary Wharf office in London twice a week

Optional skills and experience

• Experience working with confidential computing (Intel SGX)
• Blockchain knowledge (ideally Ethereum and Algorand) or cryptography knowledge
• Web development experience
• TypeScript experience (part of the product includes a React frontend and Node.js backend)
• Knowledge of HTTPS and gRPC protocols

• £1000 annual allowance for training (up to 50% of this value can be used for you to buy workstation equipment to work from home).
• 5 days/per year for training.
• In-person fun team events/team buildings every 3 months (some in Portugal).
• Company laptop (Mac), equipment and onboarding kit.
• Annual Bonus (dependent on company and personal performance).
• Stock Option Plan.
• Your Birthday off.
• Amazing referral programme.

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