Position: Middle Rust Engineer for Hypery
Company: Tacans
Experience required: 2y
Category: Rust
English level: intermediate
Published: 2022-06-01T00:00:00+03:00

Listeners are willing to engage with their favorite artists not only because they like the artist’s work, but also because they have extra incentives to do so.
Hypery is building a system where fans:
1. Can be part of the success of their favorite artist by buying royalty rights of a song, and in doing so, earning a share of the revenue generated by every track sold of that song. That also incentivizes the fan to promote the artist’s track since they share the success of it with the artist;
2. Have an option to pay with the artists token every time they buy a song and can use those tokens to get discounts on merchandise, new releases, live performances;
3. Get the benefit from the increase of the artists’ tokens value, increasing in value proportionally with the artist’s popularity;
4. Have real ownership of every song/album they love once they buy it, being able to listen to it how many times they want without any additional cost.
Summing up, Hypery platform provides artists with fairways to monetize their work and engage with their superfans. The engagement is further incentivized as the users can be directly compensated via
the Hypery token system allowing them to participate in the success of the release.

Responsibilities
— 2+ years of software engineering experience;
— 1+ year of development experience in Rust;
— Experience with relational and NoSQL databases;
— Knowledge of REST principles;
— Experience with git and github;
— Experience with Docker;
— Intermediate English level;
— High level of self-awareness and proactivity;

Would be a plus:
— Experience with WebAssembly;
— Experience with parallel compute frameworks;
— Experience writing smart contracts and Blockchain technologies;
— Knowledge of blockchain protocols, best practices in blockchain management and data protection;
— Development experience in Golang;
— Contribution to open-source projects