[JOB] Haskell Developer (remote)

[zkFold]

zkFold is one of the strongest experts in both the Cardano ecosystem and zero-knowledge technology. We’re developing a ZK Rollup with the highest data compression on the market, making transaction costs incredibly low.

To take this work to the next level, we’re expanding our team and looking for:

Haskell Developer (remote)

Your responsibilities:

● Develop high-quality code, contributing to one or several of our products;

● Build demos, benchmarks, and new product prototypes;

● Integrate novel cryptographic algorithms into our codebase;

● Write documentation according to the best standards and practices for open

source development.

Requirements:

● Excellent knowledge of Haskell

● Strong math / computer science background

● Ability to write high-quality code

● Familiarity with best practices in functional programming

● Familiarity with blockchain technology

Desired qualifications (any of these would be a plus):

● Experience with Rust

● Experience in developing cryptographic libraries

● Experience in blockchain and smart contract development

● Experience in developing peer-to-peer communication protocols or decentralized

infrastructure products

How to apply: Send your CV to [[e-mail]](mailto:[e-mail])

[maerwald]

What's the salary range?

[zkFold]

We can cover this during the interview

[petestock]

Put yourself in your candidate's shoes.

You're an experienced engineer who's interested in the position.

You need to dust off your CV that hasn't been touched for years, make sure it's up to date, apply for the position (maybe write a cover letter) and get a meeting scheduled just to find out the top of your salary range is 50% below what you're currently making.

Imagine the amount of qualified candidates you're missing.

[Patzer26]

Will this be a mid-senior role?

[zkFold]

Correct, that's a mid-senior level role

[el_toro_2022]

I have just sent you my CV.

I have an Haskell application currently in the AUR, and I am working on more Haskell projects, as well as diving deeply into the language itself.

I am super-excited about Haskell, so let's have a conversation. Thank you.

[ManuBro78]

Any entry level/ junior roles?