Rust Blockchain Engineer

Trust Wallet • Full-time • Remote (United Kingdom) • 2m ago

Company Description

Trust Wallet is the world’s most inclusive, chain-agnostic, self-custody wallet, serving over 100 million users globally. It offers a secure, seamless, and intuitive gateway to Web3, enabling users to send, receive, stake, swap, and store over 10 million cryptocurrencies across 100+ blockchains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Smart Chain, and many more. Trust Wallet also supports a diverse developer community, helping them reach millions of users, build their own wallets, and drive crypto adoption.

Job Description

As a Blockchain Rust Engineer, you'll join a highly autonomous team of engineers dedicated to expanding the capabilities of our Wallet Core library, an open-sourced, cross-platform library implementing low-level cryptographic wallet functionality for a high number of blockchains in a succinct way. Your contributions will directly impact the ease with which developers integrate blockchain technologies into their applications, fostering broader adoption and enhancing user experiences.

Responsibilites:

Feature Innovation: Research, design and develop new blockchains in Rust, implement new features for existing blockchain.
System Architecture: Design robust architectures ensuring that the Core library integrates seamlessly with various blockchains and third-party systems.
Rust Migration: Move existing C++ code to Rust for enhanced security, robustness, and memory safety.
Code Quality: Write well tested code, keep high test code coverage.

Qualifications

2+ years working in Crypto/Blockchain using Rust or GO or C++.
Strong software development background and knowledge of common algorithms and data structures.
Strong knowledge of writing efficient and safe code.
Self-managed, proactive work style. Able to work independently within a team-centric environment.
Excellent interpersonal, consultative and communication skills, including exceptional English written communication
Adept in modern development practices, including automated testing and continuous integration for library development.

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