Software Engineering Team Lead – Ethereum MEV | Remote job id-9032

Location: Remote
Job Type: Full-Time
Salary: Competitive (based on experience)
Department: Blockchain Engineering – ETH MEV
Seniority: Team Lead / Senior


Join Our Cutting-Edge Ethereum MEV Engineering Team

Are you a seasoned blockchain engineer with a passion for Ethereum, mempool dynamics, and MEV optimization?

We are looking for a Software Engineering Team Lead to head our high-performing Ethereum MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) team. This role is ideal for someone who combines technical depth in blockchain with strong leadership and a track record in distributed systems.

As a leader in this space, you’ll work with searchers, relayers, and validator partners to build sophisticated MEV solutions across Ethereum and compatible chains.


🧠 Key Responsibilities


Qualifications

  • 📌 2+ years of experience managing or leading an engineering team (preferably in a blockchain or low-latency environment).

  • 🧱 3+ years of hands-on experience with Ethereum (or compatible chains such as BSC, Polygon, etc.).

  • ⛓️ 2+ years of proven experience building MEV infrastructure – mev-boost, PBS (Proposer-Builder Separation), or similar.

  • 💡 5+ years of experience building high-performance, distributed backend systems.

  • 🧑‍💻 Proficient in Go (Golang) and familiar with blockchain SDKs, JSON-RPC, and EVM mechanics.

  • ⚙️ Familiarity with mempool monitoring, transaction simulation, and bundle optimization.

  • 🤝 Excellent communication, decision-making, and problem-solving skills.


🌍 Preferred Additional Skills

  • Experience working with Flashbots, MEV-Share, or similar platforms.

  • Knowledge of validator relations, block builders, and ethical MEV practices.

  • Understanding of EIP-4844, danksharding, and future Ethereum roadmap components.


🔍 FAQs

Q1: Is this a remote position?

👉 Yes! This is a fully remote position open to candidates globally.

Q2: What tech stack will I work with?

👉 Primarily Go, with Ethereum infrastructure (geth, mev-boost), monitoring tools, and CI/CD environments.

Q3: Is this a leadership-only role?

👉 No. This is a hands-on leadership role. You’ll be coding alongside mentoring.

Q4: Do I need experience with mev-boost or PBS?

👉 Yes. Direct experience with mev-boost, Flashbots architecture, or PBS is required.

Q5: How technical are the interviews?

👉 Expect deep technical evaluations, including MEV strategy, Go proficiency, and system design interviews.


🧩 Interview Tips

  1. Brush up on Ethereum internals – especially mempool behavior, EIP-1559, and mev-boost.

  2. Show past MEV tools or open-source contributions.

  3. Highlight leadership examples – think agile delivery, team scaling, or resolving production incidents.

  4. Be ready to talk trade-offs – latency vs. coverage, ethical MEV practices, etc.

  5. Prepare to write and discuss Go code – emphasis on performance and concurrency.

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