Staff-Level Backend Engineer (Web3)

Career Renew is recruiting for one of its clients a Staff-Level Backend Engineer (Web3) - candidates need to be based in Europe.

We are developing a range of products built on our protocol, including frontends, public APIs, and SDKs, all aimed at facilitating seamless integration of the protocol into the broader ecosystem. To deliver high-value integration tools, we place great emphasis on the technical design and specifications of our services. Your challenge will be to manage a backend synchronized with multiple blockchains, providing advanced data and features.

Collaboration

• Code Reviews: Regularly review peers' code and participate in daily meetings.
• Code Practices: Learn and share our code practices, make code suggestions.
• Codebase Understanding: Gain a deep understanding of the codebase and features.

Development

• Feature Ownership: Own and implement features, either from scratch or by enriching current implementations.
• Code Clarity: Ensure that the feature/code is understandable by peers and all code readers.
• Performance: Optimize backends performances and improve resilience.
• Justification: Justify each implementation and design choice.

Management

• Sprint Organization: Make accurate estimations on specs, split specs into technical tasks, and keep tickets up-to-date. Communicate with the product team to ensure clarity and feasibility.
• Product Reviews: Ensure that specs are understood and designs are optimized. Provide an engineering perspective to the product team and challenge product implementations when necessary.

Knowledge Sharing

• Expertise Sharing: Share expertise and assist other backend developers in designing technical implementations of features.
• Documentation: ensure that users that are using the backend have enough context to integrate the API

10 years of experience in Backend (node and typescript essential, nestjs nice to have)

3-4 years of experience in web3 space (esp interested in defi)

Rust web3 experience (reth, alloy & all the paradigm stack) - nice to have not essential

Based in Europe