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Golang Engineer
Windranger Labs
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Original Job Summary
About the Golang Engineer Role
This role is for a senior Golang developer responsible for developing and maintaining our off-chain services, ensuring system security and stability.
Main Responsibilities
- Develop core business for mETH projects including off-chain services (Golang) and smart contracts (Solidity).
- Upgrade system architecture for high availability and scalability.
- Write high-quality code and perform unit, end-to-end, and stability tests.
- Stay updated with blockchain technologies, including Ethereum upgrades and apply new tech to projects.
Requirements
- Expertise in Go language with experience in high-concurrency, high availability distributed systems.
- Experience in Solidity development and familiarity with tools like Foundry and Hardhat.
- Understanding of blockchain fundamentals: consensus mechanisms, P2P networks, and transaction lifecycle.
- Strong code quality practices and documentation skills.
- Ability to work in a team and solve problems effectively.
Bonus Skills
- Contributions to open source projects.
- Proficiency in English speaking.
- Knowledge of ETH staking protocols or DeFi protocol design, with research or hands-on experience in projects like Lido, Rocket Pool, or SSV.
Key skills/competency
- Golang
- Solidity
- Blockchain
- Distributed Systems
- High Concurrency
- Architecture Design
- Testing
- Smart Contracts
- Ethereum
- Open Source
How to Get Hired at Windranger Labs
🎯 Tips for Getting Hired
- Research Windranger Labs culture: Understand their blockchain mission and projects.
- Customize your resume: Highlight Golang and Solidity expertise.
- Prepare technical examples: Display high concurrency system projects.
- Practice interviewing: Focus on distributed systems and blockchain principles.
📝 Interview Preparation Advice
Technical Preparation
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Review Golang concurrency patterns.
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Study Solidity smart contract development.
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Learn distributed systems fundamentals.
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Practice unit and integration testing.
Behavioral Questions
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Describe a team conflict resolution.
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Explain past challenging project scenarios.
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Detail effective collaboration experiences.
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Discuss time management in projects.