Chainlink Labs seeks to power smart contracts on all blockchain ecosystems. We believe in a multi-blockchain universe, where users are able to leverage the strengths of different blockchains for their particular needs.
As a software engineer on the Blockchain Integrations team, you will own the integrations of upcoming blockchains into the Chainlink platform, working directly and building relations with the founding engineers while gaining expertise in each new innovative ecosystem. You will be the driving force behind building this critical infrastructure for cross-chain connectivity while working with a globally distributed team. You will report to the engineering lead on the team.
Your Impact:
- Collaborate with specialty stakeholders to own the end to end integration of Chainlink products including Data Feeds, CCIP, and Automation to new cutting edge blockchains to enable exponential growth of the network
- Lead viability research to assess compatibility and coordinate integration through chain-specific node development, token bridging, deployments, monitoring, tooling, and testing
- Work collaboratively with industry leaders, developers, users, and the web 3 community
Requirements:
- Excitement for blockchain, web3, and similar decentralized technologies
- Strong written and oral communication and organization skills
- Learns quickly and dives deep into code and documentation
- Professional engineering experience working in a collaborative, product-driven environment
- Proficiency in Computer Science fundamentals
- Comfort in a remote role as a part of a distributed team located across multiple time zones
Desired Qualifications:
- 2+ years of experience with software development in one or more programming languages - Golang, Python, C++, and/or TypeScript
- Experience owning the communication of project progress, dependencies, and risk mitigation directly with stakeholders and partners
- Experience in blockchain and other Web 3.0 technologies, as a web3 developer and/or as a backend service developer
- Experience contributing to the open source community
