Position: Lead Go Engineer
Company: Trust Sourcing
Experience required: 5y
English level: upper

We are the "Flash Boys" for DeFi and we created the first and only high-performance blockchain distribution network (BDN) with the best solution for Ethereum, BSC, and Polygon.

Our BDN and DeFi trading tools allow its users to win at crypto trading. The BDN utilizes a global network of servers optimized for network performance. Nodes access this network through open-source gateways and users can access it through the public API.

The BDN network propagates blockchain transactions and blocks closer to the speed of light. It provides traders with the speed and reliability required for crypto transactions. That's why we are the leaders in mempool services, block streaming and anything Defi performance. The BDN also allow blockchains to scale by speeding the time it takes to communicate the current state. The BDN fast communication reduce the blocks’ size and frequency limits. This is true for all consensus mechanisms, including Proof of Stake, Proof of Work, and DAGs.

**We encourage you to apply even if you don't match all of the qualifications listed.**

**Responsibilities**
- Lead a team of blockchain core experts
- Create offerings that leverage the profit validators gain
- Create offerings for searchers  
- Contributing to the code base of our services Integrate our core systems with other blockchains such as Ethereum, Binance Smart - Chain, Polygon, Solana and other future blockchains on the roadmap
- Work on special data analysis projects

**Requirements**
- At least 5 years of experience with designing, building, testing, and implementing highly scalable and distributed backend systems
- 3+ years experience in Blockchain in general
- 2+ years experience in Blockchain MEV 
- Expertise using Go language
- Potential to lead a team
- Creative, independent, can do attitude, take ownership of overall responsibilities and a great team playerAbility to read, modify blockchain core code (geth, bor, prysm, ...)