Smart Contract Dev: TypeScript & MySQL, Flexible Hours

Egreenservices; Bowling Green (KY); On-site; USD 75,000 - 99,000; Full time

Job summary

Two Sigma in Bowling Green, KY is hiring a Smart Contract Developer to build MySQL-backed tooling that thousands of developers depend on. You will own mid-level TypeScript workstreams, decode legacy React services, and work with a collaborative team that ships together, integrating third-party services as needed.

Bring 5 years of learning when to trust the process and when to break it, a curious mindset, and the grit to debug at 4pm on a Friday.

Qualifications

• 5 years of learning when to trust the process and when to break it.
• Curiosity and a continuous drive to sharpen your technology craft.
• The grit to debug at 4pm on a Friday without complaint.
• Hands-on technology experience that holds up to follow-up questions.
• Working knowledge of MySQL alongside transferable Active Listening chops.

Responsibilities

• Decode the undocumented React service nobody at Two Sigma remembers writing.
• Ship Active Listening experiments fast, kill the losers, and double down on what sticks.
• Reach into legacy Active Listening modules and leave them cleaner than you found them.
• Ship Stress Management fixes to Two Sigma customers in Bowling Green, KY the same day they report them.
• Integrate third-party services and internal tools into the Two Sigma stack.
• Own the mid-level TypeScript workstream that unblocks the rest of Two Sigma's Bowling Green, KY roadmap.
• Mentor the mid-level cohort through their first real Laravel on-call at Two Sigma.

Skills

Active Listening

Curiosity

Grit

Debugging

MySQL

Tools

TypeScript

Laravel

MySQL

Job description

Two Sigma in Bowling Green, KY is hiring a Smart Contract Developer to build MySQL-backed tooling that thousands of developers depend on. You will own mid-level TypeScript workstreams, decode legacy React services, and work with a collaborative team that ships together, integrating third-party services as needed.

Bring 5 years of learning when to trust the process and when to break it, a curious mindset, and the grit to debug at 4pm on a Friday.