Senior Solana Blockchain Engineer

Jobgether • United Kingdom

Remote

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AI Summary

Design, develop, and deploy Solana smart contracts using Rust and the Anchor framework. Implement tokenomics-related programs and integrate smart contracts with backend and frontend systems. Build and maintain cross-chain bridges and backend APIs.

Key Highlights

Design and develop Solana smart contracts using Rust and the Anchor framework

Implement tokenomics-related programs and ensure security and modularity

Integrate smart contracts with backend and frontend systems

Build and maintain cross-chain bridges and backend APIs

Ensure system reliability through strong observability, monitoring, and recovery mechanisms

Technical Skills Required

Rust Anchor framework Solidity Vyper Node.js TypeScript ethers.js web3.js solana/web3.js SPL ERC20 ERC721 ERC1155 ERC4626

Benefits & Perks

Fully remote work environment with flexibility across time zones

Opportunity to contribute to high-impact blockchain and Web3 projects

Collaborative, fast-paced environment with a strong focus on innovation and ownership

Job Description

This role offers the opportunity to shape next-generation decentralized applications across the Solana ecosystem and multiple leading blockchains. You will work at the intersection of smart contract engineering, backend systems, and cross-chain integrations, designing secure and scalable on-chain architecture. Collaborating with highly skilled teams in a fast-paced Web3 environment, you will help build the core foundations that support tokenomics, DeFi mechanisms, and multichain interoperability. The position is ideal for an engineer passionate about cutting-edge blockchain technologies, performance optimization, and delivering production-ready Web3 solutions.

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