Systems Engineer – Crypto Remote Jobs

Job Type: Systems Engineer from home
Location: California work from home
Company: Nethermind

Responsibilities:

Our Protocol Engineering team’s responsibility is to create cutting-edge blockchain clients (nodes).

• R&D work environment
• Creating distributed systems that are fault-tolerant
• An understanding of scalable, highly available, and latency-reducing architectures
• Putting in place P2P and networking layer protocols
• Large-scale data processing and management under severe real-time performance constraints
• Enhancing software efficiency
• The chance to collaborate with leading software developers and researchers to overcome the most difficult technological obstacles
• Utilizing the most recent tools and technology
• Troubleshooting

Requirements:

• The capacity to create complicated data structures and efficiently implement algorithms
• Good programming abilities; C# or GO preferable, but alternative tech stacks (such as Java, Rust, or C++) will also be taken into consideration
• Knowledge of effective software architecture
• Ability to write code that is clear, testable, and maintainable without resorting to over engineering
• A proactive mindset with a willingness to take on responsibility and solve issues
• Many years of software development experience
• Strong background in computer science
• The inner workings of blockchains intrigue you

Although it is not necessary, if you are an expert in one of the following fields, we would love to speak with you:

• Decentralized networks (P2P)
• Optimization of memory and performance
• JSON RPC, Blockchain, EVM, and TransactionPool
• Patricia Merkle/Verkle seeks to understand complex data structures, for instance.
• Examples of NoSQL Key Values Databases include RocksDB.
• Cryptography

Examples of tasks the group has completed:

• Constructing a brand-new Nethermind client implementation
• Adoption of the Snap Sync protocol, which accelerates network-wide synchronization of Ethereum nodes
• Implementing The Merge and switching from Proof of Work to Proof of Stake
• Enhancements to the internal virtual machine’s performance (EVM)
• Memory management enhancements
• Designing and implementing reliable, efficient data stores and caching
• C# implementation of Libp2p