Deblock offers banking services to cryptocurrency users.
This company offers remote work opportunities.
Deblock is revolutionizing retail banking by offering a unified platform that seamlessly integrates a traditional bank account with a non-custodial crypto wallet. You get a French IBAN, a Visa debit card, and instant SEPA services, alongside the ability to hold and manage over 100 crypto assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDC. This unique approach simplifies digital asset adoption, allowing you to deposit, exchange, and withdraw both fiat and cryptocurrencies with ease. Deblock holds regulatory licenses as an electronic money institution and a Crypto-Asset Service Provider, ensuring a secure and compliant environment for your financial activities.
At Deblock, you'll join a small, fast-moving team with a global presence, representing 12 countries. Many team members work remotely, with the option to come into the London office. The company embraces a flexible approach, allowing you to work abroad for up to four months a year. You'll find a collaborative environment where team members are empowered to take ownership and contribute to groundbreaking solutions.
As an engineer at Deblock, you'll solve complex banking and crypto problems within a fast-paced environment. The team obsesses over good architecture, efficiency, and resilience, striving to deliver the best product for customers. You will develop and deploy microservices to support core business functions, and build mobile APIs that feed both mobile and web applications. Engineers at Deblock are responsible for helping to build, manage, and support automation, teamwork, and continuous delivery within their GCP cloud services. They script, test, and deploy new versions of environments and target infrastructures, and develop tools for performance monitoring, security monitoring, and cloud resource creation. You'll contribute to developing the core banking and blockchain services, integrating with partners and other services. The engineering team values automation, observability, and security in their approach.