Senior Blockchain Engineer, Banking Integrations — Global Settlement Network
Listed on 2026-10-12
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Software Development
Blockchain / Web3, Backend Developer, Software Engineer
- Company: Global Settlement Network
- Location: FL Miami US
- Sector: Blockchain
- Source: web
3.career
Senior Software Engineer to own the fiat edge of an institutional blockchain payments network: banking rails, partner integrations, and on/off-ramps between fiat and stable coins settled on-chain. SWIFT, ACH, or equivalent rails experience required. Blockchain protocol experience a strong plus. Go, Java, or Rust. 5+ years.
The salary range for this role is $120,000 – $240,000 per year.
About Global SettlementGlobal Settlement ( ) is building institutional-grade blockchain settlement infrastructure that bridges traditional banking and digital markets through stable coins, commodities, FX, and real-world assets (RWAs). Think the global settlement reach of SWIFT, rebuilt for real-time, regulated digital asset transactions.
The roleYou own the fiat side of the network: banking rails, payment integrations, and the connections between traditional finance and settlement on GSX Chain. We are launching banking products on GSX rails with US and cross-border corridors first, and this role exists to make fiat move in and out of the network reliably, compliantly, and at institutional volume.
This is a blockchain payments role. Every rail you integrate terminates in an on-chain settlement event, so you will work with chain finality, stablecoin issuance and redemption, and the settlement protocol every day. Blockchain protocol experience is a big advantage coming in. If you bring deep payments-rails experience without it, expect to build that protocol depth here, fast, because the job requires it.
Whatyou’ll do
- Build and operate integrations with banking partners, payment providers, and custodians: account opening, funding, payout, and FX.
- Own fiat funding and payout flows end to end, including on- and off-ramps between fiat and stable coins settled on GSX Chain.
- Build the compliance and reporting surfaces those rails require: transaction monitoring hooks, reconciliation, and regulatory reporting.
- Translate between banking operations and chain settlement so a wire on one side and a finalized on-chain transaction on the other are always the same event.
- Design for partner-first launch: abstract provider APIs so we can swap or add rails without rewriting the product.
- Work directly with the ledger and settlement engineers and with partner engineering teams during integration.
- This role is a hands-on coding role with roughly 80% of your time spent coding, 10% of time spent strategizing and coordinating with team members, and 10% of your time spent documenting.
- 5+ years of backend engineering, including hands-on payments or core-banking integration work.
- Direct experience with SWIFT, ACH, Fedwire, SEPA, or equivalent rails, and with the reconciliation problems they create.
- Engineering in a regulated environment: you know what KYC, AML, and audit requirements do to a system design.
- Production depth in Go, Java, or Rust, and the flexibility to switch stacks as the roadmap moves.
- Working understanding of blockchain settlement and finality, enough to reason about it when fiat is on the other side, and the drive to go much deeper.
- Startup work ethic and heavy use of productivity and coding tools to multiply your own output and the team’s. You can take a three-bullet brief and execute without hand-holding.
- Blockchain protocol or node infrastructure experience on Ethereum, Cosmos, Hyperledger, Canton, or comparable L1/L2 networks. This is the single biggest differentiator between candidates.
- Stablecoin on/off-ramp, issuance, or FX conversion systems.
- Neobank or banking-as-a-service platform experience, and cross-border payout corridors (US to Africa or Lat Am especially).
- CBDC or tokenized-deposit pilot exposure.
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