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What youâll do
- Work on the forefront of token distribution technology at the infrastructure level, solving edge-cases around token distribution, writing smart contracts for tokens worth millions of dollars.
- Build polished user experiences and applications
- Where appropriate, ensure code modularity in the code written by the team through peer code-reviews, to increase our teamâs velocity and make our code infrastructure more scalable
What weâre looking for
- Formal work experience is a nice to have, but not strictly necessary
- Comfortable working in sprint cycles and willing to bite the bullet when critical issues pop up.
- Voracious learner and low ego.
- Familiarity with our tech stack (TypeScript, Next, Postgres, Prisma, GraphQL).
- Based in New York City and open to a hybrid work environment.
Magnaâs Tech Stack
Magna is a multi-chain dapp, and our stack includes TypeScript, Next.js, React and GraphQL, as well as the native languages for various blockchains (i.e. Solidity, Rust, Move).
Experience with any of these is nice to have, but not a requirement:
- DevOps, infrastructure, or data analytics experience
- Interfacing with smart contracts and blockchain via libraries (any blockchain).
- Applications where security and integrity is extremely important (finance, fintech, government, etc)
Reasons you might be the right candidate for this role:
- Passion for engineering â genuine passion and curiosity for the craft that you bring to work each day
- Good taste â You think critically about how you build what you build, and apply good judgment to every design and implementation decision along the way.
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What does a solidity developer do?
A Solidity developer is a programmer who specializes in writing smart contracts using the Solidity programming language
Solidity is a contract-oriented, high-level language for implementing smart contracts on various blockchain platforms, such as Ethereum
The responsibilities of a Solidity developer can vary depending on the specific project they are working on, but some common tasks they might be responsible for include:
- Writing and testing Solidity code for smart contracts, Debugging and troubleshooting issues with existing smart contracts
- Collaborating with other members of the development team to ensure that the contracts are implemented according to the project's specifications
- Keeping up-to-date with the latest developments in the Solidity and blockchain communities, and incorporating new best practices and techniques into their work
- Participating in code reviews and contributing to the development of coding standards and guidelines for the project.