Protocol Engineer

Career Renew is recruiting for one of its clients a Protocol Engineer - candidates can be based in N/S America or Europe.

We're excited to expand our team with a Protocol Engineer who will help implement protocol improvements alongside our cross-organizational teams within our ecosystem and help keep the protocol secure. We’re looking for someone with experience in software engineering who wants to break into smart contracts development and grow their skills. Join us in redefining the landscape of decentralized applications.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Implementing smart contracts for improvements, bug fixes and new features for our protocol and products that interact with it.
• Writing unit tests, integration tests, documentation, and monitoring scripts, and using various tools to keep the protocol secure and healthy.
• Collaborating with external auditors to ensure the code meets security and quality standards.
• Writing and running test and deployment plans to deploy well-tested code to Arbitrum One and other networks.
• Contribute to the implementation of oracles, subgraphs and other off-chain components that interact with the protocol.
• Working with a team of system architects, engineers and researchers, and with members from other code dev teams, to design the future iterations for mechanisms in the protocol.
• Collaborating with product managers, product engineers and designers to support them in creating products that interact with the protocol.
• Championing proposed protocol changes in the community and through the governance process: participating in forum discussions, community calls and other ecosystem discussion venues to gather consensus.
• After onboarding, participating in an on-call rotation to respond to any potential incidents or issues.

Requirements

Based in North America, South America or Europe

Experience with Rust, especially with Rust code interfacing with smart contracts

Understanding of how a blockchain works, especially the EVM

A deep interest in web3 and the intersection of law, economic systems and software.