About the company
Offchain Labs is a New York-based company building Arbitrum, a suite of scaling solutions for Ethereum. Arbitrum One and Nova are powered by Nitro, our proprietary technology stack. Nitro’s next-generation rollup architecture provides 7x more throughput than Ethereum and lower fees without sacrificing any security. Prysm is an official Ethereum proof-of-stake client written in Go. Both individuals and institutions can use Prysm to participate in Ethereum's decentralized economy by running a node and earn rewards by running a validator to help secure the Ethereum blockchain. Upcoming Stylus will enable users to deploy programs written in popular programming languages like Rust, C, C++, and more, side-by-side with existing Solidity dApps on the same Arbitrum blockchain.
Job Summary
Who you are:
đź“ŤPossess extensive production experience with Golang đź“ŤExcited to learn and develop blockchain technology (No experience yet? No problem!) đź“ŤPossess a strong sense of ownership in your work, which drives you to find ways to do things better and faster đź“ŤAlways up-to-speed on the latest technologies đź“ŤConstantly on the lookout for new and innovative ways to solve complex problems through rigorous experimentation đź“ŤYour communication style is open, transparent, and direct, and you consistently work in tight collaboration with your teammates đź“ŤAlways open to feedback, new ideas, and opportunities for self-improvement đź“ŤYou look for ways to help out beyond the scope of your day-to-day work
What you've done:
📍Made significant contributions to the products you’ve worked on in your career 📍Have dabbled in, educated yourself on, or are experienced working on blockchain technology 📍Eager to bring cutting-edge research to the real world and help build a platform for the next generation of cryptocurrency applications 📍Experience working with compilers, architecting systems and developing SDKs 📍Security-minded and always keeping an eye out for potential threats and vulnerabilities in your code 📍Mastered CS fundamentals, either in a formal university program or through self-learning
