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NOW HIRING: Senior Server Side Ledger Engineer


Company: Brave
Website: https://brave.com
Headquarters: San Francisco, California, United States


Brave is looking for an experienced server side engineer who can help us keep our Brave Rewards infrastructure in great shape. We are looking to increase the speed, robustness and reliability of the Brave Rewards systems to make sure our Basic Attention Token flows quickly and reliably to creators, end users and vendors alike. We are looking for somebody who always prefers a simple solution over a complex one and who can take whole solutions from end to end.


Requirements
  • Experience with Go, JavaScript/TypeScript
  • Experience with SQL, Postgres, MongoDB, Redis and other related data storage technology
  • Experience building robust API endpoints
  • Experience with AWS and deploying production systems at scale
  • Experiencing deploying monitoring solutions like Prometheus, Zabbix, Pingdom, etc
  • A 24x7 uptime mindset and the willingness to manage and be part of pager duty rotation
  • Experience with software development via distributed development teams
  • Comfortable working in an open source setting
  • A passion for helping protect users’ privacy and security
  • Written and verbal communication skills in English
  • Proven record of getting things done

 Bonus Points
  • Experience with Rust
  • Experience with Ruby on Rails
  • Experience with payment systems
  • Familiarity with the world of cryptocurrency, especially Ethereum
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