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Blockchain Web3 Engineer
New York City (Complete Onsite)
Full time Permanent
Job Description:
- Must Have Technical/Functional Skills
- Core Web3 / Blockchain Skills (Must-Have)
- Strong understanding of blockchain fundamentals:
- transactions, blocks, gas/fees, wallets/keys, RPC, finality, consensus basics
- Hands-on experience with smart contracts:
- Solidity (preferred) and development tooling (Hardhat/Foundry/Truffle/Remix)
- Experience working with EVM-based chains (Ethereum/Polygon/Arbitrum/Optimism/BSC)
- or enterprise chains (Hyperledger Fabric/Corda/Quorum) depending on project
Roles & Responsibilities
- Smart Contract Engineering & Web3 Development
- Design, develop, and maintain smart contracts (Solidity/Vyper or relevant stack) aligned to product and security requirements.
- Build backend/Web3 components for contract interaction:
- Transaction orchestration, signature flows, nonce management, gas strategies
- Web3 SDK integrations
- Develop and manage contract deployment pipelines, including ABI/versioning, migrations, upgrade strategies (proxy patterns), and release coordination.
- Implement secure patterns for contracts:
- Support smart contract testing:
- Node Operations & Infrastructure
- Deploy, configure, and operate blockchain nodes and supporting infrastructure:
- Full nodes/archival nodes, RPC endpoints, validator nodes (as applicable)
- Manage node upgrades, chain configuration changes, and incident response for production networks.
- Implement operational tooling for:
- Node health checks, RPC performance monitoring, log aggregation, and alerting
- Handle blockchain-specific reliability concerns:
- Re-org handling, finality considerations, peer connectivity, RPC failover, rate limiting
What is Truffle Blockchain?
Truffle is a popular development framework for building decentralized applications (dApps) on blockchain platforms, including Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, and others
The framework provides developers with a suite of tools that make it easier to create, test, and deploy smart contracts and dApps
Truffle also includes a number of integrations with other blockchain development tools and platforms, such as Ganache for local blockchain development and Metamask for Ethereum wallet management
Truffle includes a number of features that simplify the development process, such as:
- Smart contract compilation and migration: Truffle automatically compiles and deploys smart contracts to the blockchain network, making it easier for developers to manage the deployment process.
- Testing framework: Truffle includes a built-in testing framework that enables developers to test their smart contracts and dApps with a variety of testing tools and approaches.
- Debugging and logging: Truffle provides tools for debugging and logging smart contract code, making it easier to diagnose and fix errors and issues during development.
- Built-in libraries: Truffle includes a number of built-in libraries that provide common smart contract functionality, such as OpenZeppelin for token standards and SafeMath for secure arithmetic operations.