Junior Blockchain Developer - Ethereum / Solidity (all genders)
SWIAT
On-site
Software Engineer
Junior Blockchain Engineer - Ethereum / Solidity (all genders)
Join our dynamic team as a Blockchain Engineer to play a crucial role in developing, maintaining and deploying digital asset solutions for the financial industry.
Location
Frankfurt am Main / Germany
Key Responsibilities
- Development of secure and efficient Ethereum smart contracts using Solidity.
- Maintaining the Unit Test Suite for Smart Contracts
- Maintain technical documentation
- Contribute to product refinement
Your Profile
- Experience in design and implementation of decentralized Applications (dApps)
- Enterprise Ethereum, including Ethereum Virtual Machine
- Smart Contract Development with Solidity
- Smart Contract Security
- Build and Deployment Tools (e.g. hardhat)
- Docker
- Linux
- JavaScript / node.js
- Good English skills
- Good communication skills
- Experience in the finance industry (nice to have)
⚠️ Please be advised that a valid work permit for Germany is required for non-EU citizens. Unfortunately, applications without a valid working permit and sufficient language skills may not be considered.
About SWIAT
SWIAT is a blockchain-based financial market infrastructure for financial institutions. It was set up as part of a strategic Joint Venture between SC
Ventures, DekaBank, LBBW and Comyno. Its core offering enables the regulated, decentralized issuance and settlement of digital assets and tokenized securities, compliant with current EU regulation. SWIAT’s permissioned network architecture supports the tokenization of a wide range of asset classes across native digital assets and tokenized traditional assets.
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