No applications. Teams find and message you directly.
Join Conduit as a Software Engineer in the Control Plane team, focusing on building robust blockchain infrastructure for on-chain applications. Work in a senior team on automation, lifecycle services, and system integrations in a remote-first environment.
Conduit is an enterprise-grade blockchain infrastructure and tooling platform powering the next generation of on-chain applications. Our platform supports many of the most notable teams in crypto, with use cases spanning payments, tokenization, and beyond. Built for security, customization, and scalability, Conduit delivers production-grade reliability paired with deep blockchain expertise—so teams can stay focused on what matters most: their product. Backed by a $37M Series A led by Paradigm and Haun Ventures, Conduit is a remote-first company with offices in San Francisco and New York City for those who prefer a hybrid environment. Our team brings experience from companies like Meta, Amazon, Aave, Compound, and Paradigm. We’re building the infrastructure layer that will power on-chain finance for the next decade. If you want to build something people rely on every day, join us.
- Own the interfaces other teams build against — lifecycle operations, usage reporting, schema contracts — including how they version and migrate as they evolve
- Integrate systems that don't fit together on their own, including third-party billing and partner integrations
- Drive cross-functional coordination when the control plane is the shared point of integration
- Improve the tooling and process that keep the platform maintainable and reliable
- Participate in the team's oncall rotation, covering the control plane services you own rather than the customer data path
Required
- 5+ years building and operating production backend systems
- Systems breadth: you reason across several interacting systems at once — how they fail, where the seams belong, how they stay consistent
- Experience designing APIs and contracts that other teams depend on — versioning, backward compatibility, deprecation
- Comfort with asynchronous and event-driven systems: idempotency, retries, partial failure, eventual consistency
- Experience debugging complex issues across the stack — networking, performance, data integrity — and good instincts for where security boundaries belong
- Self-directed: comfortable with ambiguity, able to take a loosely-defined problem and drive it to done
- Able to become productive in an unfamiliar language quickly — our services are Go today
Bonus
- Production Go experience
- Built reconciliation- or controller-pattern systems (Kubernetes operators, Terraform providers, provisioning or deployment control planes)
- Worked with schema- or config-as-data systems (CUE, JSON Schema, protobuf) and the realities of schema evolution and migration
- Metering, usage reporting, or other systems where correctness has financial consequences
- Built internal tools for expert operators
- Crypto / web3 background — genuinely not required