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Protocol Engineer

Remote:

Full Remote

Contract:

Full time

Experience:

Mid-level (2-5 years)

Work from:

Romania

Offer summary

Qualifications:

Strong experience with Solidity, Understanding of mechanisms and tokenomics, Previous experience at a reputable company, Some experience with Rust, Comfortable building on RSP or Steel.

Key responsabilities:

Design and implement smart contracts for the Credible Layer.
Research and invent new mechanisms for the protocol.
Lead architecture and implementation of protocols.

Career Renew Small startup https://career-renew.com/

2 - 10 Employees

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Job description

Your missions

Career Renew is recruiting for one of its clients a Protocol Engineer - candidates need to be based in N America or Europe.

We believe that the future of security is through open-source software and tools that enable users to share security practices, what we call open security. We take a different stance than most of our competitors, who build closed-source software.

We believe that security software can be open source, without needing "security through obscurity", by crafting protocols and pieces of software that are of sound design and thoughtfully implemented.

Our team solves one of the most challenging problems in Web3: Security.

As the first Protocol Engineer on our team, you will spearhead the development of the Credible Layer. Your role will be critical in shaping our protocol strategy, designing a secure and efficient mechanism, and guiding its evolution.

Responsibilities

Contribute to the Credible Layer by designing and implementing smart contracts.
Research, apply, and invent new mechanisms that are peripheral to the Credible Layer protocol.
Lead the architecture and implementation of the Credible Layer and peripheral onchain protocols.

Requirements

Strong experience with Solidity

Understanding of mechanisms and tokenomics ( e.g EIP-1559 )

Previous exp at a reputable company (ideally L1 / L2 / impressive protocol)

Based in North America or Europe.

Some experience with Rust and using ZKVMs for onchain or offchain protocols ( You should feel comfortable building on RSP or Steel )

Benefits