Solidity Engineer

About Us:

Alongside is bringing passive, long term investing to crypto assets. We believe index funds are the greatest equalizer of a financial product ever. Anyone that averaged into an S&P 500 index beat 90% of hedge fund managers over a 20-year time horizon. We think the same dynamic will play out in crypto assets.

In a past life, we worked on Ethereum at ConsenSys, partnerships at Google, and biotech ventures at Longevity Fund.

We’re proudly backed by investors including Coinbase, Village Global, and Not Boring Capital.

The Role:

• You’ll design, implement, deploy, and support solidity architecture.
• Proficient in Solidity & smart contract engineering
• 2+ years of engineering experience with solid engineering fundamentals (we don’t care if you have a degree!).
• You understand gas optimization and tradeoffs between efficient code and readable code
• Know how to write migrations and deploy code to EVM-compatible networks
• You’re independent enough to make important technical decisions on your own

What You’ll Do

• Work with the team to collaborate and execute on our product goals and technical roadmap Design, scope, and estimate complex contract based on requirements
• Own features end to end, participate in everything from design reviews to triaging bugs.
• Deploy to production and contribute to the systems that enable us to ship faster.

Technologies We Love:

• Ethereum & Solidity
• React Native
• Heroku, AWS
• Github

Other Fun Stuff:

• We’re fully remote (current team spread across NYC and SF), but intend to take the team to fun international destinations for productive offsites.
• We encourage you to build open-source projects on the side and contribute to the community (our lead eng just built one of the more popular Loot derivatives, Loot (for Cyberpunks).
• We’ll cover all costs (within reason) for you to set up the ultimate home office.
• We know any engineer worth their salt in Solidity has a wide range of awesome opportunities- we compensate well in both cash and equity because we understand the opportunity costs of taking on a dedicated role in a world where it seems like everyone in web3 is making seven figures flipping jpegs.