Description

About Nested

Nested is a game changing social trading platform aimed at facilitating the financial connectivity for the crypto community.

Multi-chain and built to scale, Nested allows users to build a profile and then create, copy, manage, update, send and share financial portfolios.
These financial portfolios — the ‘Nested portfolios’— are represented as non-fungible tokens (NFTs) reflecting sets of tokens.

Whenever a user’s Nested portfolio is copied, he/she earns associated royalties. The more copies of a portfolio are made, the more royalties a user will earn!

Nested’s team has put a lot of effort into designing the most user-friendly app, while preserving the highest level of decentralization.

Job description

As a fullstack engineer. you will be working on the Nested Finance platform, which allows to manage portfolios in the form of NFTs.

Some of the missions include:

• Create new interactions and data flow in the Front-Server-Blockchain architecture.
• Work on new projects launched in the Nested Finance ecosystem
• Implement visual and interactive elements that users engage with
• Work on delivering the best user experience to abstract the complexity of crypto
• Maintain high quality of code, to create robust solutions with the team
• Work closely with the Founder, CTO, designers and the engineers to ensure efficient workflows and a clean product.

Autonomy in your work will be of utmost importance.

Votre profil

Your profile:

• Curious about cryptocurrencies and DeFi. (No prior knowledge of Blockchain and Solidity language)
• To be fluent with React and NodeJs.
• At least 3 years of experience in software development or relative fields or being a genius.
• Bonus: solidity/web3js/AWS/NestJS/Redis/PostregSQL/Tailwind

Benefits:

• Competitive compensation package.
• Flexible working hours, remote-friendly environment.
• Get a part of the NST tokens and Nested shares allocation.
• High performance office equipment.
• Strong focus on personal development including internal/external trainings and attendance to conferences.

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