L5 Go Engineer (Staff) at Thesis* | Torre

L5 Go Engineer (Staff)

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Full-time

Legal agreement: To be defined

USD75.4K - 100K/year

~COP150M - 200M/year

+ Equity

+ Bonuses

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Remote (for Europe residents)
Remote (for Americas residents)
Posted over 2 years ago

Responsibilities


- Cryptocurrency venture studio empowering the individual - Remote-first, fun, and collaborative team - Projects include privacy protocols, community-owned wallets, and encrypted apps - Backed by top investors in the cryptocurrency space Thesis is seeking an L5 Go Engineer (Staff Engineer) to seed one of our upcoming projects’ node/bridge development, focused on writing Go code and deeply interfacing with Solidity/EVM functionality. The ideal candidate will have a passion for technology, complex problem solving, and a pragmatic approach to implementation. This role requires strong knowledge of Go, experience with Solidity-Go bindings, and familiarity with Bitcoin and Evmos ecosystem. The candidate should be comfortable communicating and teaching more junior engineers and have a strong focus on security, supportability, and ease of use. Tech leads at Thesis set the pace and help perpetuate the Thesis engineering culture, acting as mentors to less experienced teammates and working with engineering leadership to make suggestions for team configurations and process efficacy. All roles at Thesis are remote-first, with a preference for Europe & Americas time zones. Competitive salaries, full health benefits, opportunity for equity, and a number of other perks are offered. Responsibilities: - Stay connected to best practices in the engineering and web3 communities - Prioritize security and communicate the approach to keeping the system secure - Understand and respect Chesterton’s Fence, approaching problems with the intent to perturb existing systems as little as possible until they are well understood - Navigate ambiguity by creating structure when it is lacking - Document thinking to ensure others understand the approach - Identify issues before they hit production through rigorous testing - Put users first across the full spectrum of work - Evangelize simplicity, supportability, and ease of use