Top Benefits
Remote first: work from anywhere
About the role
Who you are
- Linux + Kubernetes: ****you debug real production—networking, storage, rollouts, perf
- IaC (Terraform/Helm/Ansible): you ship repeatable infra, not snowflakes
- Go or Python (plus Bash): ****you automate noise away and build small, sharp tools
- Blockchain operations: JSON‑RPC internals; running/tuning RPC/validator nodes; log analysis
- Observability: SLOs/error budgets, Prometheus/Grafana instrumentation that people use
- Networking: strong fundamentals (DNS/TLS/LB); you can reason about anycast/BGP when needed
- Clear production ownership: blast radius understood, rollback plan ready
- SLO thinking with before/after on alert noise, latency, or MTTR
- Real RPC/validator ops experience (beyond a laptop demo)
- Tooling/code that made ops better (Go/Python, IaC modules, or a small upstream fix)
- You explain complex failures simply, and leave systems simpler
- Production experience with one or more of EVM (Geth/Erigon/Nethermind/Besu), Cosmos SDK/CometBFT, Solana (Agave/QUIC), or Substrate
- Multi‑cloud experience plus capacity & cost modeling that survived contact with reality
What the job involves
- Make mainnet boring
- We launch chains, keep them fast, and fix the stuff that shouldn’t break
- You’ll run K8s at scale, ship IaC, lead incidents, and write the tooling that keeps production sane
- If you can occasionally patch a client or upstream a small fix, even better
- Launch & upgrade chains: standups, hard‑forks, snapshots, pruning, clean rollbacks
- Automate everything: modules, golden images, CI/CD, zero‑touch deploys across regions
- Run K8s at scale: safe rollouts, HPA/VS/ingress tuning, capacity & cost plans that hold up
- Own incidents: lead SEV0–2, publish RCAs, and ship the change that prevents a replay
- Build signal, not noise: SLOs/error budgets, useful dashboards, alerts that only page when users hurt
- Code where it counts: write/extend tools (snapshots, replay/load, state sync checks); occasionally patch client bugs that bite production and upstream when it’s worth it
- New Hire Onboarding: Week 1-12
- Week 1–2: ship a small IaC change + a dashboard someone actually uses
- Week 3–6: own 2–3 chains/subsystems, kill a flaky alert, close a recurring papercut
- Week 7–12: lead one upgrade/cutover with clean rollback; publish an RCA and the code/infrastructure change that prevents recurrence
The application process
- Steps may vary slightly by region/seniority; we keep it lean
- 30‑min intro + context with Talent Acquisition
- 60‑min technical deep dive with the Hiring Manager (incidents you led, K8s/IaC trade‑offs, tooling you built)
- 60‑min hands‑on with Team Members (pair on a small plan/code review or targeted tool fix)
- 30-min meet a Founder
Benefits
- Remote first: work from anywhere
About QuickNode
Blockchain Services
51-200
QuickNode simplifies blockchain infrastructure for teams big and small. A lightning-fast global API provides access to 60+ blockchains and 100+ networks. Plus high-leverage tools (IPFS, QuickAlerts, Streams, Functions, Marketplace, etc.) and expert support to evolve, enhance, and push the boundaries of your app. A comprehensive blockchain developer platform trusted by top Web3 projects & businesses, QuickNode has been helping the blockchain ecosystem grow since 2017.
Top Benefits
Remote first: work from anywhere
About the role
Who you are
- Linux + Kubernetes: ****you debug real production—networking, storage, rollouts, perf
- IaC (Terraform/Helm/Ansible): you ship repeatable infra, not snowflakes
- Go or Python (plus Bash): ****you automate noise away and build small, sharp tools
- Blockchain operations: JSON‑RPC internals; running/tuning RPC/validator nodes; log analysis
- Observability: SLOs/error budgets, Prometheus/Grafana instrumentation that people use
- Networking: strong fundamentals (DNS/TLS/LB); you can reason about anycast/BGP when needed
- Clear production ownership: blast radius understood, rollback plan ready
- SLO thinking with before/after on alert noise, latency, or MTTR
- Real RPC/validator ops experience (beyond a laptop demo)
- Tooling/code that made ops better (Go/Python, IaC modules, or a small upstream fix)
- You explain complex failures simply, and leave systems simpler
- Production experience with one or more of EVM (Geth/Erigon/Nethermind/Besu), Cosmos SDK/CometBFT, Solana (Agave/QUIC), or Substrate
- Multi‑cloud experience plus capacity & cost modeling that survived contact with reality
What the job involves
- Make mainnet boring
- We launch chains, keep them fast, and fix the stuff that shouldn’t break
- You’ll run K8s at scale, ship IaC, lead incidents, and write the tooling that keeps production sane
- If you can occasionally patch a client or upstream a small fix, even better
- Launch & upgrade chains: standups, hard‑forks, snapshots, pruning, clean rollbacks
- Automate everything: modules, golden images, CI/CD, zero‑touch deploys across regions
- Run K8s at scale: safe rollouts, HPA/VS/ingress tuning, capacity & cost plans that hold up
- Own incidents: lead SEV0–2, publish RCAs, and ship the change that prevents a replay
- Build signal, not noise: SLOs/error budgets, useful dashboards, alerts that only page when users hurt
- Code where it counts: write/extend tools (snapshots, replay/load, state sync checks); occasionally patch client bugs that bite production and upstream when it’s worth it
- New Hire Onboarding: Week 1-12
- Week 1–2: ship a small IaC change + a dashboard someone actually uses
- Week 3–6: own 2–3 chains/subsystems, kill a flaky alert, close a recurring papercut
- Week 7–12: lead one upgrade/cutover with clean rollback; publish an RCA and the code/infrastructure change that prevents recurrence
The application process
- Steps may vary slightly by region/seniority; we keep it lean
- 30‑min intro + context with Talent Acquisition
- 60‑min technical deep dive with the Hiring Manager (incidents you led, K8s/IaC trade‑offs, tooling you built)
- 60‑min hands‑on with Team Members (pair on a small plan/code review or targeted tool fix)
- 30-min meet a Founder
Benefits
- Remote first: work from anywhere
About QuickNode
Blockchain Services
51-200
QuickNode simplifies blockchain infrastructure for teams big and small. A lightning-fast global API provides access to 60+ blockchains and 100+ networks. Plus high-leverage tools (IPFS, QuickAlerts, Streams, Functions, Marketplace, etc.) and expert support to evolve, enhance, and push the boundaries of your app. A comprehensive blockchain developer platform trusted by top Web3 projects & businesses, QuickNode has been helping the blockchain ecosystem grow since 2017.