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Job Position Company Posted Location Salary Tags

moonshot.money

United States

$36k - $54k

moonshot.money

United States

$36k - $90k

Archer (YC P26)

New York, NY, United States

$84k - $85k

Bcbgroup

Remote

$122k - $141k

Bcbgroup

Remote

$59k - $80k

Bcbgroup

Remote

$95k - $105k

Polygon Labs

LATAM

$66k - $101k

Bloxstaking

Remote

$105k - $150k

Bitmex

Remote

$112k - $115k

Shakepay

Montreal, Canada

$180k - $240k

Shakepay

Montreal, Canada

$150k - $190k

Shakepay

Montreal, Canada

$98k - $150k

Bitgo

Remote

$160k - $200k

Bitgo

Remote

$160k - $200k

Bitgo

Remote

$165k - $210k

moonshot.money
$36k - $54k estimated
United States

Location

USA

Employment Type

Full time

Location Type

Remote

Department

Engineering

Moonshot is the “Robinhood for DeFi”—an iOS and Android app that lets anyone trade cryptocurrencies on-chain through a user-friendly interface.

Since our launch in July 2024, we’ve attracted 2M+ users.

Our mission: Make moonshots possible for everyone.

Our vision: Make a world where life-changing financial outcomes are within everyone's reach.

Everyone on our team is both a decision-maker and an implementer—united by a sense of urgency and driven by the conviction that our work can transform global finance. If you thrive on curiosity, welcome tough challenges, and aspire to leave a meaningful mark on the world, Moonshot is the place for you. You’ll run toward the hardest problems alongside high-caliber teammates who consistently push each other to excel and who share your dedication to shaping the future of decentralized finance.

This role is full-time, preferably located in NYC. Open to remote for the right candidate.

The Opportunity

As a Senior Backend & Platform Engineer at Moonshot, you’ll own some of the most critical systems in our stack: identity and access, funds movement and ledgering, and the blockchain infrastructure that powers our on-chain trading. This role is similar to staff engineers at leading crypto wallets and exchanges who own authentication stacks, key management, and high-scale financial backends. You’ll design, build, and operate systems that must be both highly reliable and extremely secure, enabling product teams to move quickly on a solid foundation.

What You’ll Do

  • Design, build, and operate Identity & Access Management services:

    • Authentication flows, sessions, device trust.

    • Authorization and entitlements (roles, permissions, policies).

    • Security controls such as MFA and key management (working with security teams).

  • Own financial operations systems:

    • Transfers and payments orchestration.

    • Ledgering and reconciliation flows.

    • Limits, risk controls, and transactional correctness.

  • Build and maintain blockchain infrastructure:

    • Node and RPC management.

    • Transaction submission, monitoring, and retry logic.

    • Indexing and streaming of on-chain data into internal services and data stores.

  • Define and uphold reliability and observability standards:

    • SLOs and error budgets for core services.

    • Dashboards, alerts, runbooks, and incident management practices.

  • Lead large, cross-functional technical projects from design through rollout, collaborating with Product, Security, and Ops.

  • Mentor and guide other engineers, contributing to engineering standards, design reviews, and documentation.

  • Stay close to industry best practices in auth, key management, and secure infrastructure for crypto and trading.

What We Look For in You

  • 5–12+ years of backend or product or platform engineering, including experience with high-scale, high-availability systems in fintech, crypto, or similar domains.

  • Deep expertise in at least one of:

    • Identity & access / security engineering

    • Financial systems / ledgering / payments

    • Blockchain infrastructure / on-chain data

  • Strong experience designing and operating distributed systems (datastores, queues, streaming, background workers).

  • Track record driving architecture decisions and seeing them through implementation and adoption.

  • Strong operational mindset: monitoring, on-call, incident response, and postmortems.

  • Excellent collaboration skills, especially with Product, Security, and Ops.

Nice to Haves

  • Experience with Flutter, React Native, React, Headless CRMs

  • Experience with Go, Rust, Solana

  • Experience with Google Cloud or Amazon Web Services

  • Experience with crypto wallets, exchanges, or onchain protocols including DeFi, L2s, ZK

  • Exposure to data warehousing and analytics for financial reporting.

  • Contributions to open-source projects.

Location

  • NYC preferred (with periodic in-person sprints).

  • Remote-friendly within the United States and Canada; travel ~1wk/quarter

Compensation & Package

  • Competitive salary and meaningful equity.

  • 5% 401(k) match.

  • Health benefits with employer-covered premiums, plus life insurance coverage.

  • One-time office setup stipend.

  • Flexible PTO.

What does a Node.js developer in web3 do?

A Node developer in web3 is a software developer who specializes in creating and maintaining applications built on the Node.js platform and using web3 technology

Web3 is a term that refers to the collection of technologies and protocols that make up the decentralized web, also known as the Internet of value

This includes blockchain technology, peer-to-peer networking, and other technologies that enable users to exchange value and data in a decentralized manner

As a Node developer in web3, some of the responsibilities might include:

  • Developing and maintaining web3 applications using Node.js
  • Writing and testing code for smart contracts on blockchain platforms
  • Implementing security measures to protect the integrity and confidentiality of data on the decentralized web
  • Collaborating with other team members to design and implement web3 solutions
  • Troubleshooting and debugging issues with web3 applications
  • Staying up-to-date with the latest developments and best practices in the web3 ecosystem.