About The Company

A borderless platform that allows you to transact with anyone in the world, freely and instantaneously.Securely store and manage your wealth in the world's first blockchain inspired vault

Job Short Description

Founded in 2017 by decentralized finance visionaries, META 1 Coin is the world's first appreciating stablecoin secured by gold. We believe that Satoshi Nakamoto's vision for blockchain technology was to provide a solution to the corrupt centralized financial system. In that light, META 1 has built an complete exosphere called METANOMICS that creates an antidote to control and centralization of money. META 1's use case is to become a replacement for sovereign currency, allowing humans to transaction freely in commerce, on a platform built on Empowerment and Abundance.

Job Description

At META1, you will work on cutting edge blockchain technology with a passionate team of human beings who want to change the world. You will be exposed to a range of exciting new technologies and tools while building a cutting edge decentralized financial system.

Responsibilities:

As a back end engineer you will be responsible for building, maintaining, updating and developing a wide range of applications and micro services for our DEX and other applications.

Required Experience:


6-8 Years of industry experience as a back end developer


3-5 Years of Hyperleger Blockchain development experience


Strong knowledge and experience in a variety of programming languages such as Node.js, and JavaScript. C++ and Python are also highly desired but not required.


Very strong computer science fundamentals and problem solving skills


Contribute to design and process improvement discussions with the team


Excellent communication and collaboration skills


Experience with Graphene based blockchains a major plus


Contributions to open source code bases


Excellent organizational and time management skills


Willingness to learn new languages and skills

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