Frontend Developer, Blockchain
Yeah! GlobalRemoteFull Time5d ago
TypeScriptReactNext.jsAWSTailwindCSSGitBlockchainEngineeringReliabilityFrontendremote
Job description
Frontend Developer, Blockchain at Yeah! Global
About the role
This position involves building user interfaces for blockchain applications. You will focus on creating responsive and efficient frontends using modern web technologies. The role offers a chance to work with innovative decentralized systems.
Key facts
What you'll do
- Develop user interfaces using React and Next.js.
- Implement robust typing with TypeScript for reliable code.
- Construct responsive designs with CSS and Tailwind CSS, connecting to blockchain protocols.
- Utilize server-side rendering and static site generation within Next.js.
- Manage complex application states and contribute to cross-chain initiatives.
- Deploy and maintain applications using AWS services.
- Manage code versions with Git and contribute to open-source projects.
Requirements
- Strong command of React, including current best practices and libraries like tanstack-query.
- Deep understanding of Next.js, including SSG, SSR, and the app router.
- Proficiency in TypeScript with a solid grasp of typing systems.
- Excellent knowledge of design patterns and their practical application.
- Expert skills in CSS and Tailwind CSS for building performant, responsive interfaces.
- Experience with blockchain libraries such as viem, wagmi, ethersjs, or algosdk.
- Familiarity with AWS services including Lambda, S3, EC2, and RDS.
- Expertise in Git for version control.
- A degree in computer science, engineering, mathematics, or physics.
- A demonstrable portfolio of open-source contributions.
Nice to have
- Experience with cross-chain technologies like Wormhole.
Skills & tools
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- CSS
- Tailwind CSS
- viem
- wagmi
- ethersjs
- algosdk
- AWS (Lambda, S3, EC2, RDS)
- Git
- Wormhole (nice to have)
Practical notes
- This is a remote, full-time position.
- Candidates must provide a portfolio of previous work, preferably on GitHub.