Job Description
Career Renew is recruiting for one of its clients a Frontend Web3 Developer - candidates need to be based in Europe.Some of our current tech challenges are:expanding support across even more chains (more EVMs, Solana, etc)making idOS even easier to understand and integrate, ideally by removing as many clicks and function calls as possibledeployment of novel encryption and zk tech towards bolstering user privacy and easing development experienceRole and responsibilitiesBuild dependable and beautiful frontends across our stack: our Data Dashboard, the Secure Enclave, product demos, and more.Write reliable SDKs enabling developers to seamlessly interact with us and provide users with a magical experience.Contribute to our developer documentation and tooling to make our integration the smoothest developer experience in web3.Create applications showing off our full potential.Drive our innovation by staying abreast of new trends, patterns, and tools we can use to keep our applications secure and on the bleeding edge.Communicate effectively, clearly articulate ideas, and engage productively with us to help us make better decisions.Clearly and frequently communicate progress and concerns in an actionable manner.Work in a highly collaborative open source ecosystem, writing and reviewing understandable code we can be proud of.Help our integrators succeed by helping them with integration architecture and technical support. Our success comes from their success.Requirements5+ years of TypeScript experienceDesign focused, pixel perfect programmingExperience with Web3 related tech - Ethers/Web3/WagmiFluent English, written & spokenBenefitsA salary range of €80k to €120kA negotiable token allocationContribute to a fully open-source projectFully-remote work with flexible working hoursLook back and know you've helped build the future of web3 identityWork together with folks with 8+ years of blockchain experienceBuild relationships with top partner teams: Gnosis Pay, Aleph Zero, NEAR, Kilt and moreCareer Renew
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