





Tier-1 employer and metro location increase applicants, but Web3 specialization limits candidate pool.
Strong blockchain and institutional finance requirements make backgrounds less transferable across industries.
Explicit years, Web3 and backend tech mandates, and security/regulatory expectations imply strict filtering.
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Design, develop, deploy, and maintain Web3-native components including smart contracts, on-chain event listeners, wallet integrations, and blockchain protocol connectors within Citi's Digital Asset Platform.
Build backend services interfacing with blockchain networks (e.g., Ethereum, Hyperledger Besu, Corda) implementing asynchronous event-driven architectures for transaction lifecycle and blockchain state synchronization.
Collaborate with global engineers and architects for scalable, secure Web3 infrastructure design, participate in code reviews, and support integration of digital asset custody and tokenization frameworks.
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field (Master’s degree preferred but not mandatory).
5 to 8 years of overall software engineering experience with strong backend development skills.
2 to 4 years of hands-on experience in Web3 and blockchain application development, including Solidity smart contract development and blockchain protocol integration.
3 to 5 years of backend development experience using Java/Spring, Node.js, or equivalent enterprise frameworks.
Experienced in Web3 engineering with solid understanding of blockchain fundamentals such as consensus mechanisms, transaction lifecycle, and wallet infrastructure.
Skilled in developing secure and efficient smart contracts with knowledge of testing frameworks and security best practices for blockchain applications.
Capable of working in distributed Agile teams, delivering production-grade institutional digital asset solutions that integrate decentralized technologies with enterprise software standards.