Senior Smart Contract Engineer

CoinList; United States; À distance; USD 140 000 - 260 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

CoinList is seeking a senior smart contract engineer to build robust on-chain contracts that integrate with asset providers. You will design, implement, and audit Solidity systems on EVM chains, with emphasis on security, upgradeability, and performance.

You'll work in a distributed, remote-first team reporting to the CTO, shaping the onchain infrastructure that powers tokenized assets and compliant raises. Strong taste for quality, testing, and rapid iteration is essential.

Qualifications

• You bring 7+ years of professional experience and at least 2 years writing production Solidity.
• Deep knowledge of the inner EVM, storage layout, gas, ABI encoding, events, and indexing.
• Experience with modern Solidity patterns: proxies, upgradeability, access control, EIP-712, reentrancy defenses.
• Real tooling discipline with Foundry or Hardhat and robust testing workflows.
• Ability to think like an attacker and document risks before shipping.

Responsabilités

• Ship contracts to mainnet with a focus on Solidity on EVM chains and security.
• Design contract systems including boundaries, interfaces, storage, upgrade strategy, access control, and fail paths.
• Be an owner in a small team, delivering meaningful onchain work for token sales or new products.
• Treat security as core: adversarial review, audit findings, fuzzing, invariants, testnets, and incident response.
• Grow rapidly, collaborate with smart engineers, and extend skills to Rust/Solana as needed.

Connaissances

Solidity

EVM expertise

System design

Security mindset

Auditing & testing

Contract upgradeability

Code quality

Outils

Foundry

Hardhat

Description du poste

About CoinList

CoinList is building the distribution network for onchain capital markets. Through its Passage platform, CoinList provides the infrastructure that lets any wallet, app, or platform embed access to tokenized assets, from equities and funds to token sales and other real-world assets, through a single integration. With a network of over 12M investors and more than $1.2B in transactions, CoinList connects asset issuers with the platforms and investors who want access to them.

Today, CoinList is scaling two core businesses:

• Passage (B2B Infrastructure) (passage.coinlist.co): Onchain Infrastructure for Capital Markets. Passage allows issuers to run compliant raises on our platform or embed CoinList s deal flow into their own products via APIs and SDKs
• The Consumer Marketplace (coinlist.co): The world s leading destination to invest in token sales, pre-IPO stocks, tokenized equities, and on-chain funds. Through its token sale platform, CoinList has launched many of the leading crypto protocols including Solana, Near, USD.AI, and Ondo.

About This Role

We have a strong engineering team with deep expertise in infrastructure, blockchain, and specialized domains. We are looking for a smart contract engineer who can build smart contracts to integrate with different asset providers (Ondo, Centrifuge, etc.). Those smart contracts act as a proxy between our users and the underlying assets. They offer a common interface so we can build similar products on top of them.

You d be joining a small engineering team and directly reporting to the CTO in a greenfield-heavy environment where your work directly affects velocity, company direction, and revenue.

What You ll Do

• You ll ship contracts to mainnet. We are investing in Solidity on EVM chains. This is where most of your work will live, reviewed by external auditors, deployed, and holding user funds. We move fast while keeping the technical bar as high as possible
• You ll design contract systems, not just functions. As a senior engineer, we expect you to design systems from the ground up, including boundaries, interfaces, storage layout, upgrade strategy, access control, and emergency paths. You ll also help decide what even belongs onchain at all
• You ll be an owner. As part of a small team, everyone owns meaningful work, whether it s the contracts behind a critical token sale or leading our onchain work on a new product
• You ll treat security as the job. Adversarial review of your colleagues contracts and of external audit findings, fuzzing and invariant tests, deployment rehearsals on testnets, and monitoring and incident response are all expected
• You ll rapidly grow and improve. You ll be working with incredibly smart engineers who love to learn and teach each other. And if you want to extend your craft to Rust and the Solana runtime, we ll invest in that with you

Requirements

What We re Looking For

• You bring over 7 years of professional working experience, including at least 2 years of writing Solidity that reached production.
• You know the EVM from the inside. Storage layout and packing, gas mechanics, memory versus calldata versus storage, ABI encoding, events and indexing, contract size limits, and the tradeoffs hiding inside each one.
• You know the modern Solidity patterns. Proxies and upgradeability, role-based access control, signature verification and replay protection (EIP-712), reentrancy and oracle or price-manipulation defenses.
• You have real tooling and testing discipline. Foundry (preferred) or Hardhat, fork tests, fuzzing and invariants, and a testing workflow you can justify from first principles rather than because it s what the tutorial did.
• You think like an attacker before you ship. You ask what a flash loan, an MEV bot, or a malicious token does to your code, and you write down what you find.
• You like to ship high-quality code. You make deadlines for yourself, and you move fast. You focus on the things that matter and push back on things that don t. People know they can count on you to get things done.

How You Work

• You re AI-fluent. You integrate AI tools into your daily workflow naturally (not for token-burning, just for moving faster).
• You re product-minded. You care about what you re building and why, not just how.
• You re independent but collaborative. You can move fast on your own and know when to loop others in.
• You re comfortable with ambiguity. You don t need perfect requirements to start building.
• You have strong written communication, which is especially important in a distributed, remote-first team.