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Category Labs builds high-performance decentralized systems11-50 Employees
  • B2B
  • Scale Stage
    Rapidly increasing operations
  • Valuation $1B+
    This company has a valuation of $1B or more

Jobs at Category Labs

We use low-latency programming techniques, compiler optimization, and multithreaded computing to build an ultra-high-performance smart contract platform. We are a team with deep low-latency systems engineering experience trying to tackle challenging problems at the forefront of decentralized computation. In summary, our technical challenges include distributed systems engineering and low-latency optimization, authoring software innovations that enable a new, high-performance decentralized system that is backward-compatible with existing EVM apps and Ethereum infrastructure.
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Senior DevOps / Infrastructure Engineer

NewPosted 1 month ago

Senior DevOps / Infrastructure Engineer

  • Operate the Monad node fleet: health, sync, upgrades, and recovery across validators, full nodes, archive/historical, and indexer nodes on mainnet and testnet, including safe, staged rollouts and incident response.
  • Own our infrastructure-as-code: Ansible for fleet configuration, Terraform + Atlantis for cloud...
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Senior Software Engineer, Formal Verification

NewPosted 3 months ago

Senior Software Engineer, Formal Verification

  • Formally verify the highest-risk parts of the Monad implementation, including concurrent and parallel execution logic.
  • Build and refine Rocq models of system designs, then prove the C++ implementation equivalent to those models, catching design and implementation bugs before they reach main.
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Senior Software Engineer, Compiler

NewPosted 7 months ago

Senior Software Engineer, Compiler

  • Work on greenfield performance-oriented projects in a fast-moving startup environment
  • Research ideas for accelerating EVM bytecode execution