Overview
As a Backend/Full Stack Engineer in the FinApps Access team, you design scalable backend services that handle high-volume on-chain transactions across multiple chains. You will own end-to-end components, integrate with DeFi protocols and on-chain data sources, and push production-scale features. You’ll work with product and research teams to improve performance, security, and reliability while shaping multi-chain routing and data access at pace. This role offers impact on how billions flow through decentralized networks.
Pay / Benefits
- Competitive compensation
- meaningful equity
- culture that rewards ownership and initiative
Responsibilities
- Design and build robust backend services for high-volume on-chain flows across EVM and non-EVM chains
- Own end-to-end development of backend components and APIs, from architecture to deployment
- Lead integrations with DeFi protocols, on-chain data sources, and blockchain nodes
- Research emerging blockchain technologies to keep on the cutting edge
- Optimize production systems for latency, throughput, and security
- Collaborate with product, protocol research, and platform engineering to deliver high-quality solutions
- Drive features from inception through delivery at scale
- Take full ownership of the product lifecycle
Key requirements
- 7+ years of Backend or Full Stack engineering experience
- Blockchain and Web3 experience with understanding of transaction lifecycles, consensus, and on-chain data
- Experience with multiple ecosystems (EVM and non-EVM) such as Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, TON, etc.
- Proficiency in Node.js and TypeScript
- Experience designing and operating microservices in production CI/CD environments
- Strong understanding of security, cryptography, and blockchain best practices
- Familiarity with DeFi protocols and on-chain routing is a plus
- Web3 tooling/libs experience (ethers.js, viem, web3.js, Solana web3.js)
- Full stack experience with React is a nice to have
- systems thinking
- clear communication
- collaboration across engineering, product, and research
- Node.js
- TypeScript
- microservices
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