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💼 Mid-Level
🌎 Remote
📃 Smart Contract Engineer - Lulo Labs
About Lulo Labs
Lulo Labs is the development organization that is building Lulo. Lulo is a decentralized lending protocol built on top of on-chain orderbooks. Our mission is to create efficient, market-driven, and tradable crypto lending markets.
Job Description
We are looking for a Smart Contract Engineer to be a core member of the engineering team. You’ll be contributing to the core Lulo platform, and be an integral part of driving Lulo’s success. Some things you’ll be working on:
- Smart Contracts: Building on-chain Solana programs using Rust and Anchor, with a focus on security, simplicity and composability
- Protocol Architecture: Research and develop core functionality and new financial contracts
- Backend Infrastructure: Build out services and API’s for backend services and off-chain infrastructure
- DevOps: build and maintain off-chain services necessary for the protocol
Requirements
- Passion for blockchain, DeFi, and Web3
- Experience with blockchain development and writing smart contracts
- Experience with server-side application development (Solidity, Rust, Go Rust, Java, Python) and API frameworks (REST/gRPC/GraphQL)
- Familiarity with low-level languages such as C++ is welcome
- Excited to learn new technologies
- Confidence in writing secure and high quality code
- Remote-first: work from anywhere
Compensation
- Competitive salary
- Equity/token allocation
- WFH / office budget
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.