Job Description
THIS IS AN UNPAID ROLE Role: Blockchain Software Developer Nature: Voluntary (unpaid) Location: Remote The Blockchain & Climate Institute (BCI) is an international volunteers-led think tank supporting and advocating the application of blockchain technology in the global fight against climate change. Our Data Policy What will you be doing? We are looking for passionate VOLUNTEER Blockchain Software Developers who take a methodological approach to their work, conduct independent research and analysis, engage with key stakeholders and establish strategic partnerships to progress BCI’s core mission. Blockchain software developers, which belong to the Technology Officer Grade, are expected to possess experience across a range of Distributed Ledger Technologies (e.g. Hyperledger, Ethereum). Skills range can span the entire ecosystem, from the core developer of cryptographic algorithms to just support testing and operations of established ledgers. Responsibilities: To provide software development support (including blockchain coding or engineering) across BCI, especially in Research Divisions I and II; To provide inputs for Councils established under the BCI Fellowship Scheme; To support the development of Proof-of-Concept DLT applications across sectors (e.g. Finance, Energy, etc); and To attend conferences and events to promote the BCI, demonstrate prototypes, and engage with key stakeholders. Requirements Education & Training: A relevant degree or training in a relevant discipline, e.g. Computing, Engineering, Math, Physics, etc (Master's or Ph.D. are a plus); Experience in producing research outputs and structured reports for different audiences. Credentials: Minimum one year’s solid experience in developing blockchain systems; Familiar with mainstream public chains, such as Bitcoin, Hyperledger, Ethereum, Tether, EOS, Ripple, and Monero; Sound knowledge of Linux and Cloud infrastructure (e.g. AWS, Azure); Familiar with third-party tools such as GitHub and other open-s
