Site Reliability Engineer - Blockchain/LegalTech/FinTech

Are you passionate about decentralization and building the new governance systems that will make the old ones obsolete? If so, read on.

What Will You Do?

You will be part of Kleros’ software development team, working closely with the team on open source code.
Kleros being a dispute resolution system handling a significant amount of value, it is critical for it to run without bugs, downtime or exploits.
As a site reliability engineer, you will maintain and develop software needed for Kleros and related dapps to run safely and reliably.

The Ethereum ecosystem is innovating quickly; so above all, you will be learning new things all the time.

Some of the responsibilities include:

• Development using Node, Python, Go, solidity or a language of your choice.
• AWS (and similar services) infrastructure maintenance.
• Developement and maintenance of software interacting with the Ethereum blockchain.
• Architecting, building and maintaining a sustainable infrastructure.
• Taking responsibility for improving and maintaining existing projects.
• Handling of the staking nodes.

A previous blockchain experience is not necessarily required but candidates should be able to demonstrate a blockchain interest (read blog posts / scientific articles, tried dapps on mainnets or testnets).

** Perks **

• Most of the compensation (2/3) is labelled in fiat and paid in crypto.
• The remaining (1/3) is labelled in PNK vested over 3 years with a 1 year cliff ensuring you get a stake in the project.
• We are a cooperative, so as a worker you own part of the company and get voting rights.

Want to Apply?

Send us an intro answering the following questions:

1) How and where do you like to work?

2) What is the most interesting problem you’ve worked on?

3) Why do you think you are a good fit for this role?

4) What is the address of the KlerosLiquid smart contract on the mainnet that https://court.kleros.io uses and the value of its maxDrawingTime variable? Let’s test your sleuthing skills!

Feel free to include anything else you think is relevant for us to look at.