⚡ Tee Engineer — Flashbots
Remote · Full-Time · Build with a top Web3 team
Flashbots is seeking a motivated Tee Engineer to join our remote engineering team. If you enjoy building reliable backend systems and working on real-world Web3 infrastructure, this role offers an excellent opportunity to contribute to high-impact projects while growing with experienced blockchain engineers.
You'll collaborate across teams to deliver performant systems, help maintain production stability, and participate in architectural decisions that shape how decentralized systems operate at scale.
Company
Flashbots
Flashbots
🗓 Closing Date
23 Aug 2025
23 Aug 2025
💼 Job Type
Full-Time / Remote
Full-Time / Remote
$
$3000 / Month
📄 Job Description
As a Tee Engineer at Flashbots, you will design and maintain backend services that power critical Web3 workflows. Your responsibilities include ensuring system reliability, improving performance, and collaborating on scalable designs that support a global user base.
📌 Requirements
- Strong backend experience (Golang, Rust, Python, or similar).
- Experience with distributed systems and production deployments.
- Familiarity with blockchain concepts and Web3 tooling is a plus.
- Comfortable writing tests and reliable, maintainable code.
- Good communication skills for a remote, asynchronous team.
🛠 What You Will Do
- Build and optimize backend services for performance and reliability.
- Deploy, monitor, and debug production systems.
- Work with protocol and product teams to deliver robust features.
- Contribute to design reviews and engineering standards.
🏢 About Flashbots
Flashbots is a research and development organization focused on improving transparency and reducing harmful MEV effects in blockchain systems. We build infrastructure and tools that support a healthier Web3 ecosystem.
📝 How to Apply
Interested? Click the button below to apply. Tell us about your backend experience and why you want to join Flashbots.
Note: This is a genuine opportunity. Never share private keys or wallet passwords.
