Shardeum
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Shardeum is developing a scalable, low-cost Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-based smart contract platform focused on decentralization and security through dynamic state sharding. The company aims to onboard over a billion people to the crypto revolution and promote accessibility to blockchain technology. They value talent and potential and encourage applicants from all backgrounds to contribute to building infrastructure for Web 3.0. The role involves contributing to a cutting-edge blockchain project with a mission to become a widely used platform in the blockchain space.
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About the Company:
Shardeum is building a layer 1, EVM-based, linearly scalable, smart contract platform that provides low gas fees forever while maintaining true decentralization and solid security through dynamic state sharding. Shardeum aims to be a chain capable of onboarding over a billion people to the crypto revolution, while also democratizing accessibility to decentralization.
Shardeum’s mission is supported by prominent Venture Capitalists in the blockchain space, and we are on track to become one of the most widely used and well known smart contract platforms in blockchain history.
We encourage you to browse our website, Whitepaper, Discord and YouTube channel to learn more about the project. You can even try downloading our validator software and joining our Testnet.
We encourage people of all backgrounds to apply. Your talent and potential is what matters most to us. Shardeum is committed to creating an inclusive culture.
Don't see an open role that fits your experience? Apply here and let us know what you are interested in working on at Shardeum.
We are building the infrastructure for Web 3.0.
Shardeum
Shardeum is an EVM-based, linearly scalable network offering low gas fees forever while maintaining true decentralization and solid security.
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