Paxos
Fullstack Product Engineer
About this role
Paxos Labs is seeking a Fullstack Product Engineer to enhance their on-chain financial products by developing robust APIs and SDKs. The ideal candidate should have a strong background in DeFi and product design, along with the ability to create user-friendly financial solutions.
What you'll do
- Develop APIs and SDKs for enterprise platform integration
- Collaborate with designers to create user-friendly prototypes
- Ensure security and maintain an open-source repository
- Stay updated on Ethereum core upgrades affecting developer UX
- Uphold high standards in system reliability and observability
- Work with security engineers to mitigate risks
What they're looking for
- EVM dApp development
- SDK and API design
- Proficiency in Solidity
- Familiarity with financial analysis
- Experience with React and TypeScript frameworks
- Knowledge of databases (Postgres, SQL)
- DevOps practices
- Understanding of cross-chain UX
Benefits
- Opportunity to shape the future of finance
- Collaborate with top financial enterprises
- Engage in impactful work
- Dynamic team environment
- Professional growth opportunities
- Involvement in innovative crypto solutions
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Paxos
Paxos builds DeFi protocol infrastructure and on-chain financial products for enterprises, with a focus on lending, vaults, and decentralized finance solutions. The company is hiring Smart Contract Engineers to develop and implement blockchain-based financial mechanisms, as well as Fullstack Product Engineers to build APIs, SDKs, and user-friendly financial platforms.
- Website
- paxos.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience building and maintaining SDKs or APIs at scale. How did you approach developer experience and what feedback loops did you use?
- Describe a DeFi dapp you've built or deeply studied. What were the UX challenges you encountered, and how would you improve them for non-crypto-native users?