Blockchain Developer
Listed on 2026-11-04
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Software Development
Backend Developer, Blockchain / Web3, Software Engineer
This hybrid Blockchain Developer role at Financial Solutions suits the engineer who reads the changelog before upgrading and the docs before asking. A hybrid Blockchain Developer seat at Financial Solutions that pairs $88,000 - $136,000 with ownership, collaboration, and a long-term growth track.
Key Responsibilities- Design, build, and maintain reliable backend services using Flask and GraphQL
- Translate technology compliance rules into Teamwork guardrails baked into the build
- Pair-program tricky Next.js edge cases with engineers across San Bernardino, CA
- Translate self-directed business requirements into technical specifications and tasks
- Write the GraphQL integration tests that catch regressions before San Bernardino, CA ships them
- Profile PHP memory use and chase down the leaks crashing San Bernardino nodes
- Solid Flask grounding, plus Teamwork you can pick up on the fly
- A history of leaving technology processes better than you found them
- Comfort navigating ambiguity when the brief arrives half-written
- 4+ years navigating the politics that technology work attracts
- Prior experience working on-site in San Bernardino, CA, or willingness to relocate
- Proven follow-through, measured in shipped things rather than good intentions
- Ability to learn new technology systems quickly and apply them effectively
Financial Solutions is a zero-bureaucracy, fiercely independent San Bernardino company that would rather earn trust slowly than buy attention quickly. Our CA team treats transparency as a feature, sharing the messy middle, not just the wins.
The offer is plainspoken: $88,000 - $136,000, coaching that grows you, benefits that cover you, and a schedule that flexes with San Bernardino.
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