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Remote Fullstack/Frontend Engineer - Crypto Wallet Start-up

Robert Walters UK
City of London
1 week ago
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Remote Fullstack/Frontend Engineer – Crypto Wallet Start-up

Our client is a seed stage DeFi start up with $9m funding and an engineering team of six people worldwide.


Key Job Requirements

  • At least 5 years in frontend or full-stack development.
  • Strong expertise in React and TypeScript (React Native and Node.js is a plus).
  • Proven high-performance mindset with a top 10% track record.
  • Interest in crypto/DeFi (prior experience not necessary).
  • Comfortable working in remote, async‑first environments.

Key Job Responsibilities

  • Develop and scale the company's crypto wallet product.
  • Collaborate with design and product teams to implement features.
  • Influence architecture decisions and enhance our codebase and engineering practices.

Robert Walters Operations Limited is an employment business and employment agency and welcomes applications from all candidates.


Contract Type: Permanent | Focus: Software Development & Engineering | Workplace Type: Remote | Experience Level: Associate | Location: London


Salary: £65,737.04 - £82,171.29 per annum + Equity


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