Design and maintain cross-chain integrations, build transaction creation/signing and status-tracking flows, integrate liquidity/exchange/bridge providers, improve route safety and execution reliability, and help set architecture and engineering standards with product and platform teams.
Join the founding engineering team and build the cross-chain infrastructure behind OmniRoute's wallet connectivity, transaction routing, provider integrations, and on-chain execution.
What you will do
- Design and maintain integrations across EVM and non-EVM blockchain ecosystems.
- Build reliable transaction creation, signing, approval, and status-tracking flows.
- Integrate liquidity, exchange, bridge, and routing providers.
- Improve route safety, observability, failure recovery, and execution reliability.
- Collaborate with product and platform engineering on clear user-facing transaction experiences.
- Help establish the architecture, engineering standards, and technical direction of the company.
What we are looking for
- Professional experience building blockchain, wallet, DeFi, or cross-chain products.
- Strong knowledge of smart-contract interactions, RPC systems, transaction lifecycles, and token standards.
- Experience with TypeScript or JavaScript and at least one major blockchain SDK.
- A security-minded approach to wallet permissions, signing, validation, and external providers.
- Clear written communication and comfort working with a distributed team.
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