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# Solidity Engineer

### &#x20;<a href="#general-information" id="general-information"></a>

* **Salary range:** Competitive, negotiable
* **Time-zone preference:** Any

### &#x20;<a href="#your-responsibilities" id="your-responsibilities"></a>

* Build smart contracts in Solidity for the Ethereum / BSC blockchain.
* Design, scope, and estimate complex contract based on requirements given.
* Envision and develop features to help grow PancakeSwap.
* Enthusiastically collaborate with a small team to plan projects at the task level.
* Collaborate with cross functional partners on all aspects of product development.
* Identify and advocate for team-wide areas of improvement and best practices.

### &#x20;<a href="#skills-and-qualifications" id="skills-and-qualifications"></a>

* 5+ years of industry experience in software engineering.
* Understands and applies Solidity patterns to solve common problems.
* Understands gas optimization the tradeoff between efficient code and readable code.
* Knows how to write migrations and deploy code to EVM-compatible networks.
* Familiar with Truffle, Waffle, and Hardhat, and the pros and cons of each framework.
  * Specifically familiar with Hardhat as this is the framework used by PancakeSwap.
* Possesses exceptional judgment, problem-solving skills, and an analytical mindset.
* Understands engineering best practices such as continuous integration.
* Ability to work in areas outside of your comfort zone and motivated by personal growth.
* Be able to work autonomously.
* The candidate should be independent enough to make important technical decisions on their own.
* The candidate should be driven and innovative.

### &#x20;<a href="#how-to-apply" id="how-to-apply"></a>


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