CryptoBot is one of the largest products on Telegram for buying, selling, exchanging, and transferring cryptocurrency. We have an active international userbase, with a key trading volume in CIS countries. Our MAU is hundreds of thousands of users. We are currently looking for a Fullstack Developer to join our team and help us make our product even better.

What youʼll be working on:

• Developing and designing internal components to combat fraud (anti-fraud systems).
• Building internal components to streamline processes for the support team.
• Continuously improve existing tools to enhance performance, security, and scalability.
• Quickly identify, troubleshoot, and fix bugs to ensure the smooth operation of all systems.

What we expect from the candidate:

• At least 3 years of experience with Node.JS/JavaScript/TypeScript and MongoDB/Mongoose. Knowledge of Next.js/React would be a great plus!
• Independence. Ability to design database interfaces or APIs based on general tasks and propose improvements. Ability to see tasks through to completion.
• Responsibility and attention to detail in development – the cost of errors in our project can be significant.
• Basic understanding of blockchain technologies.
• Testing skills. Not only code but also the final interface.
• Fluent in Russian.

What we offer:

• Remote work with a flexible schedule.
• 21 days of vacation and 7 days off / sick leave.
• Transparent processes and minimum bureaucracy.
• A small, motivated team of young professionals (average age is 25).
• A mix of simple and complex technical challenges at the intersection of classic technologies and Web3: from designing and creating new anti-fraud services based on machine learning to developing REST APIs for external and internal bot components.
• Short time to market – we have no complex approval processes or bureaucracy, so features roll out very quickly.
• The opportunity to learn from amazing professionals. Our team includes graduates of top Russian universities, former employees of IT giants, and winners of programming competitions.