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# Solidity Engineer

### **Solidity Engineer (remote and full time)**

**Responsibilities:**\
1\. Design and develop smart contracts according to the given requirements;\
2\. Independently deploy and test the contract;\
3\. Be responsible for the research of related technology and overcoming the technical difficulties, and continuously optimize the performance;\
4\. Other work related to the position.

**Requirements:**\
1\. Bachelor's or master's degree in computer science, at least 3 years experience in smart contract development;\
2\. Familiar with solid language, common security vulnerability solutions, independent development, integration, deployment, reconfiguration and tuning of smart contracts;\
3\. Familiar with DAPP, experience in defi project is preferred;\
4\. Familiar with metamask, TP wallet and other common wallets.

**Good to have:**\
1\. Have a deep understanding of smart contract security;\
2\. Familiar with typescript;\
3\. Have a deep understanding of BSC, Ethereum and other public chains.

**How to apply:**\
Email <hiring@bunnypark.com> with your resume


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