Position: Blockchain developer
Company: Flr Finance
Experience required: 1y
English level: upper

**Description**

We're looking for blockchain enthusiasts to join us in building an all-in-one DeFi suite on top of the Flare/Songbird blockchain. 

So far, we have launched a decentralized exchange, a stablecoin loan platform, and a yield farming protocol. Currently, we are working on an NFT marketplace, an insurance protocol, and a few more. Fees from all our products are directed into a user-governed dynamic yield aggregator, generating a consistent revenue for our users.

Headquartered in the Netherlands, we are a small, remote-first team, which encourages personal responsibility and trust - we don’t like to and we don’t have time to micro-manage. 

**Requirements**

- Experience working in fintech or blockchain domains
- Experience working with Ethereum or other EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) based blockchains
- Experience working with Solidity based smart contracts, some of the frameworks: hardhat, truffle, brownie
- Have solid knowledge of blockchain concepts
- Familiar with libraries web3.js, ethers.js
- Security-focused mindset
- Fluent English
- Be proactive and self-sufficient

**Nice To Have**

- Rust or Golang
- Modern web development experience with some of the major frameworks (React, Vue)
- Prior experience with distributed and event-driven systems. We use RabbitMQ as the messaging backbone and operate a Node.js microservices system on Heroku and AWS
- Fluency with both SQL and NoSQL databases (we use PostgreSQL and MongoDB), transaction isolation, performance optimization

**Benefits**

- We invest in you allowing ample opportunities to grow in your role
- We believe in empowerment, trust (that we hire the best people and get out of their way), and openness
- Performance Bonus, based on the overall company performance
- We offer a competitive salary
- 100% remote and flexible working hours
- Paid Time Off
- Private Health Insurance
- Budget for hardware, education, and more