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TokenBrickLabs, a Seattle-based blockchain studio, seeks a Tech Lead to own the technical direction for a squad delivering issuance, identity, and operator products. You’ll still write code, guide architecture, and unblock ICs while ensuring high-quality delivery.
You’ll mentor engineers, drive design reviews, and manage risks across contracts, APIs, and workflows, reporting to Engineering Managers. This is a full-time role in a fast-moving, security-conscious environment.
TokenBrickLabs is a Seattle-based blockchain studio that designs, audits, and ships production Real-World Asset tokenization — issuance, identity, custody, and settlement rails for funds, fintechs, and operators. We hire globally and build for institutional security, compliance, and day-two operations, not slide-deck prototypes.
As a Tech Lead, you will own technical direction for a squad shipping issuance, identity, and operator products. You still write code — architecture, critical paths, reviews — while unblocking ICs, tightening the design, and keeping delivery honest. This is a full-time role.
At TokenBrickLabs, we are engineering the institutional standard for Real-World Asset tokenization. Our mission is to ship platforms centered on security and compliance, requiring a commitment to technical excellence that extends beyond simply delivering code. As a global organization, we set a high bar for those driven to do their best work alongside world-class peers.We value engineers who treat development as a craft and own the outcome from concept to deployment. We expect our teams to bring structure to ambiguity and shape the frameworks that support our studio. We refuse to compromise on quality and seek problem solvers who thrive on high-impact technical challenges.
Tech Leads at TokenBrickLabs sit inside the squad, not above it. You translate tokenization constraints into sequenced engineering work, hold the review bar, and stay close enough to Solidity, TypeScript, and APIs to make the call when architecture and product disagree. People management sits with Engineering Managers; you own the technical outcome.