Remote Blockchain Developer (EVM Client)

Description:

• Conduit is building a rollup-native cloud platform to scale Ethereum and improve onchain compute for crypto builders.
• The platform aims to simplify the launch and maintenance of chains, similar to how AWS and GCP operate in web2.
• Conduit has experienced significant growth since its launch in 2023, managing over 200 chains and more than $1B in total-value-locked (TVL).
• The company has received a $37M Series A funding round, co-led by Paradigm and Haun Ventures.
• The backend team is responsible for building systems that power the Conduit Platform, focusing on scalable distributed Ethereum-based solutions.
• The role involves designing, building, and scaling EVM-based solutions, improving the Node, EVM, and exploring alternative solutions like Reth.
• Responsibilities include architecting EVM Node solutions, delivering robust software in a devops environment, improving tooling and processes, and participating in oncall rotation.

Requirements:

• Candidates must have a deep understanding of the EVM and surrounding Node.
• Experience with Ethereum internals, including EVM, debuggers, block explorers, and tracers is required.
• Understanding of tooling patterns and practices for developers on EVM networks is necessary.
• Candidates should have experience designing, implementing, and running production services.
• Experience debugging complex issues across the stack, such as networking issues, performance problems, or memory leaks is essential.
• The ability to collaborate effectively with other engineers to solve complex technical problems, including mentoring and conducting peer-reviews, is required.

Benefits:

• Conduit offers an opportunity to make a significant impact in the blockchain space by building scalable solutions.
• The company promotes a collaborative work environment with a team of elite engineers from top tech companies.
• Employees can work remotely, as the team is distributed globally.
• Conduit values diversity and does not discriminate based on race, religion, gender identity, or other protected characteristics.