About this role
Trust Wallet is hiring a Senior Platform Engineer for a fully remote, global position to design scalable infrastructure and backend features for millions of digital asset users. This opportunity is ideal for an experienced cloud and infrastructure professional eager to advance Web3 and AI-driven engineering innovations.
Role Overview
As a Senior Platform Engineer, the chosen candidate will shape the underlying cloud architecture that supports a major non-custodial cryptocurrency platform. This role involves maintaining high availability, building backend features for browser extensions, mobile applications, and desktop apps, and integrating advanced AI tools to boost developer velocity.
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About the Company
Trust Wallet operates the leading non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet, supporting over 10 million assets across 100-plus blockchains for more than 200 million users worldwide. The organization focuses on giving individuals asset ownership, secure Web3 access, and participation in the on-chain economy.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official Trust Wallet careers page to submit an application for this remote position.
Skills and tech stack
Questions candidates ask
Is this position fully remote?
Yes, this is a global and fully remote role, though applicants must possess the legal right to work in their country of residence.
What programming languages are required for this role?
Hands-on experience with Go lang, including networking, HTTP, gRPC, and OpenTelemetry, is required.
What infrastructure and cloud tools are used?
The tech stack includes AWS, Cloudflare, Kubernetes, Istio, Helm Charts, Terraform, Atlantis, GitHub Actions, and ArgoCD.
Will this role involve working with AI technologies?
Yes, engineers leverage AI-assisted engineering tools, LLM coding assistants, and automated workflows to boost developer productivity.
How long does the hiring team take to respond to applications?
Applicants who are not contacted within 4 weeks from their application date should consider their application unsuccessful due to high application volumes.
