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Global Settlement is building institutional-grade blockchain settlement infrastructure in Miami, focusing on core chain architecture, node infrastructure, consensus mechanisms, and cross-chain systems. This is a hands-on engineering role on production systems, not a research role, with daily work in node, consensus, and settlement‑protocol code.
You will design, implement, and optimize the core chain, drive RFCs and architectural decisions, and mentor engineers.
Senior Blockchain Engineer to build and scale the core chain behind institutional settlement infrastructure: node infrastructure, consensus mechanisms, cross‑chain systems, and protocol‑level design. Hands‑on engineering on production systems. Rust, Go, or comparable. 5+ years engineering, 3+ in blockchain.
The salary range for this role is $120,000 - $240,000 per year.
Global Settlement (globalsettlement.com) is building institutional‑grade blockchain settlement infrastructure that bridges traditional banking and digital markets through stablecoins, commodities, FX, and real‑world assets (RWAs). Think the global settlement reach of SWIFT, rebuilt for real‑time, regulated digital asset transactions.
You build and scale the core chain architecture on our blockchain infrastructure team: node infrastructure, consensus mechanisms, cross‑chain systems, and protocol‑level design, working alongside our application team. This is a hands‑on engineering role on production systems, not a research or advisory one. You will be in the node, consensus, and settlement‑protocol code daily.
This is a blockchain infrastructure role scoped to the core chain. The core focus is node infrastructure, consensus mechanisms, cross‑chain systems, and protocol‑level design. If your experience is solely in smart contract development or application backends without protocol‑level work, this may not be the right fit.
New hires may start remote with the expectation of relocating to Miami within 60 days of start date. Must be legally authorized to work in the United States.