Frontend Developer, Blockchain; Remote

Position: Frontend Developer, Blockchain (Remote Worldwide) Location: New York Frontend Developer, Blockchain (Remote Worldwide) Job Openings Frontend Developer, Blockchain (Remote Worldwide) About the job Frontend Developer, Blockchain (Remote Worldwide) Job Responsibilities:

• Writing clean and efficient code using React and Next.js
• Implementing strong typing practices with Type Script to ensure code reliability
• Designing responsive UIs with CSS and Tailwind CSS, and integrating blockchain technologies
• The role also involves leveraging server-side rendering and static site generation techniques in Next.js
• Managing asynchronous state with advanced libraries, and contributing to crosschain technology projects
• The candidate will be expected to work with AWS services for deployment and maintenance of applications, maintain code versioning with Git, and actively contribute to open-source projects, showcasing a strong portfolio of previous work.

Candidate Requirements:

• React:

Very good knowledge, including the latest best practices (e.g., efficient use of use Effect, using libraries like tanstack-query)

• Next.js:

Excellent knowledge, with a deep understanding of SSG, SSR, and the app router model.

• Type Script:

Proficient, with a thorough understanding of typing systems and strong typing practices.

• Design Patterns:

Excellent mastery and the ability to demonstrate their practical application in software projects.

• CSS & Tailwind CSS:

Impeccable skills in creating responsive, high-performance UIs.

• Blockchain Libraries:

Experience with viem, wagmi, ethersjs, algosdk, or similar.

• Crosschain Technologies:

Experience with technologies like Wormhole is valued.

• AWS Services:

Minimal knowledge of Lambda, S3, EC2, and RDS.

• Version Control:

Expertise in Git

• Education:

Bachelor's or master's degree in computer science, engineering, mathematics, or physics.

• Open-source Contributions: A strong portfolio of open-source code or contributions on Git Hub or similar platforms.

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