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Crebit
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CA San Francisco US

Crebit — Smart Contract Engineer

  • San Francisco, CA (On-site)
  • $250K + equity

Crebit moves billions across borders on stablecoin rails. Your code holds the customer deposit for every rate lock we ship.

You'll own the Solidity / Anchor contracts that secure FX hedges from 3 hours to 180 days, ship audits, and design the next chain integrations.

About The Role

We're a small team building the FX layer that powers cross-border money for fintechs, neobanks, and consumers in 10+ countries. You'll be early — your code will be in production within your first two weeks.

You might be a fit if

  • You've shipped production contracts on Solana (Anchor) or an EVM L2, ideally with > $50M TVL.
  • You can read your own assembly when something goes sideways at 2 a.m.
  • You enjoy the boring parts: tests, fuzzing, formal verification, audits.
  • You've done at least one cross-chain integration end-to-end (bridges, oracles, settlement).

What you'll do

  • Own the deposit-lock contract on Solana + EVM. Spec, ship, audit.
  • Design the cross-chain settlement path with our protocol engineer.
  • Write the test suite — hardhat / foundry + property-based fuzzing.
  • Work directly with our auditors (Trail of Bits, OtterSec) on release cycles.

Compensation & Benefits

  • $250K + equity, plus generous early equity.
  • Full health, dental, and vision (US-based hires).
  • $2,000 annual learning budget.
  • Cow Hollow office, SF — lunch + dinner provided.

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.