Design, implement, and deploy EVM (Solidity) smart contracts for RWA tokenization, KYC attestations, and account abstraction. Integrate contracts with Plume apps, build indexing and off-chain systems for a testnet campaign, prepare code for audits, and mentor junior engineers.
About Plume
Plume is a public, EVM‑compatible blockchain built for Real World Assets (RWAs). We go beyond tokenization — enabling assets to be used like crypto: stake, swap, lend, borrow, loop, and more.
By integrating institutional‑grade assets with DeFi tools, Plume makes private credit, ETFs, commodities, and other traditionally inaccessible assets permissionless, composable, and usable at a click. Our mission: bridge traditional finance and crypto through adoption without sacrificing transparency or user experience.
- 180+ RWA companies building dapps and tokenizing assets on Plume’s testnet, ranging from collectibles and real estate to equities and private credit
- 50+ technology partners working with Plume and offering special services to our ecosystem partners
- Experienced team of 20+ crypto, finance, and tech professionals from:
- Crypto: Coinbase, dYdX, LayerZero, Binance, Galaxy Digital, Kraken
- Finance/Tech: JP Morgan, Robinhood, Google, Coupa, Affirm
- Backed by great investors and operators including:
- YZi Labs, Brevan Howard, Haun Ventures, Galaxy Digital, Lightspeed, Faction, Superscrypt, SV Angel, and more
Highly motivated, independent engineer who enjoys shipping fast and constantly iterating. As an early engineer at Plume, you will work closely with the CTO to deploy core EVM (Solidity) smart contracts for Plume and support our ecosystem.
Overall Responsibilities
- Deploy smart contracts for core Plume features like RWA tokenization, KYC attestations, and account abstraction
- Work with product engineers to integrate smart contract functions into core Plume apps like our end-to-end onboarding platform
- Design and implement the smart contract, indexing, and offchain architecture to support a robust incentivized testnet campaign
- Build the next-generation of smart contracts and standards for tokenized capital markets
Within 1 month, you should expect to…
- Onboard to the team and learn our existing code
- Learn our roadmap, QA, and shipping cadence, and how we prioritize our core product areas
- Support companies deploying on Plume with smart contract issues and feature requests
- Design smart contracts for core Plume features and the incentivized testnet campaign
Within 3 months, you should expect to…
- Prepare code for auditors and iterate on preliminary audit reports
- Brainstorm novel dApps to build for Plume mainnet and propose how they should work
- Mentor and give guidance to junior smart contract engineers
- Interview prospective engineering hires
Qualifications
- 3+ years of experience in software engineering at a reputable startup or a large tech company
- 1+ years of experience in smart contract development, with at least one live deployed project on a mainnet EVM chain
- You must be based out of Canada or the US
- Candidates without a Bachelor’s degree in a computer science / engineering-related field must have an exceptional work history
- You must pass three rounds of interviews:
- Automated coding screen (any language)
- One-hour phone screen with a member of Plume’s engineering team
- Four-hour paid onsite work trial
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