Freelance Full-Stack Engineer for Web3 Trading Platform

Structure Financial, Inc; Paris; Hybride; EUR 65 000 - 129 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

On-site Paris office

Résumé du poste

Structure.fi is seeking a product-minded full‑stack engineer to own the web experience that powers our strategy lifecycle. You’ll build and maintain our app’s front end (strategy builder, backtesting dashboards, deployment workflows), contribute to admin tools and docs, and help evolve our public site.

This is a freelance mission, not a salaried position, with on‑site work at our Paris office. You’ll integrate wallets and on‑chain providers, connect to DEX venues, and ship growth‑oriented

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from a leading engineering university.
• Mid-level full-stack development experience, startup or dev shop preferred.
• Proficiency in TypeScript, React, and Node.js; Rust a plus.
• Experience with databases and deployment platforms like Vercel.

Responsabilités

• Build responsive websites and admin dashboards using Rust, TypeScript, React, and Node.js.
• Develop intuitive front-end interfaces for our decentralized exchange.
• Work on integrating Web3 tools into our platforms.
• Manage deployments and basic DevOps tasks with platforms like Vercel.
• Collaborate on growth marketing projects.

Connaissances

TypeScript

React

Node.js

Rust

Full-stack development

DevOps

Web3 integration

Problem solving

Communication

Formation

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science

Outils

Vercel

Databases

Description du poste

Structure.fi is seeking a product-minded full‑stack engineer to own the web experience that powers our strategy lifecycle. You’ll build and maintain our app’s front end (strategy builder, backtesting dashboards, deployment workflows), contribute to admin tools and docs, and help evolve our public site.

This is a freelance mission, not a salaried position, with on‑site work at our Paris office. You’ll integrate wallets and on‑chain providers, connect to DEX venues, and ship growth‑oriented