Frontend Developer
Satoshi Solutions · United States · 2026-10-03
About this role
At Satoshi Solutions, we partner with dozens of Blockchain start-ups, to industry leading organisations looking for their next great hire, currently we are looking for:
Vacancy: Frontend Developer
Salary Range:
70,000-120,000 USD Paid in Stablecoin
Contract:
Remote (ideally CET),
Monthly Contract (freelance style, but a long term position)
Client Description:
We are looking for an experienced Frontend Developer for our client, a fast growing DeFi Ecosystem built on Ethereum. They are a fast pace, process-lite, high autonomy environment. They are distributed around the globe so feel free to apply no matter where you're located.
Requirements:
• 2+ years of React and TypeScript experience
• 1+ year of Ethers / dApp experience
• Can coordinate with and contribute towards UI design, including mocking and wireframing
• Has experience improving UX
• Can fully deliver features, from handling data ingestion, efficiently transforming, caching, persisting data, to building responsive UIs using reusable design components
Nice to haves:
• Prev experience working on a reputable web3 or DeFi project
• Contributions towards an open source project
• Prev experience working on a trading platform or you yourself are a trader
If you are not looking or think you know someone who would be a good fit, we have a very successful referral programme in which we can provide $500 for a successfully placed referral, so spread the word! You can contact us through one of our team or at
Originally posted on Himalayas
Skills asked for
- react
- typescript
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