VCRED is hiring aBackend Developer
Full-Time
Worldwide
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Posted on: April 21, 2022
Responsibilities
- Develop high quality code for execution in AWS or equivalent infrastructure
- Write efficient code which manages a pipeline of tasks to be automated
- Support collecting, aggregating data generated by our contracts
- Deploy functional code that interacts with available contracts off chain
- Write functional documentation, design flow diagrams, and support PR reviews.
- Collaborate within the backend team, and contribute to audit processes
Requirements
- At least 2 years of experience writing, testing and deploying in Python, NodeJS
- Demonstrable experience in Solidity using web3.js and/or web3.py
- Demonstrable experience running Hardhat or other tools in test, production environments
- Strong understanding of how EVM chains work including gas usage, staking
- Ability to work independently, and follow software development processes
- Good communication skills in writing/speaking in English
Nice to have
- 3-5 years of software development experience including scripts in trading environments
- Ability to aggregate data feeds using GraphQL, on-chain sources
- Good understanding of web3.0 storage architecture
- Good understanding of trading bots, building regression models
Please let VCRED know you found this job on Remote3. It helps us get more jobs on our site. Thanks & All the best!
Important: For your security, please only use well-known video meeting platforms like Google Meet or Zoom. Never download unfamiliar software or share sensitive information like wallet addresses or ENS names with recruiters. Doing so might compromise your crypto wallet. If you encounter anything suspicious, please report it immediately to us on Twitter.
Posted on: April 21, 2022
