🚀 We’re Hiring – Senior Blockchain Developer (Corda Specialist)
📍 Location: Karachi
📧 Apply at: mudasirbarii@outlook.com
We are seeking a Senior Blockchain Developer with proven expertise in private blockchain platforms and hands-on experience in R3 Corda. The ideal candidate will design and implement enterprise-grade blockchain solutions that are scalable, secure, and compliant with industry standards.
🔹 Key Responsibilities:
Design, develop & deploy Corda-based applications (CorDapps).
Architect and manage private blockchain networks with focus on scalability, performance & security.
Build & optimize Corda flows, contracts, and nodes.
Integrate blockchain with enterprise systems, APIs & cloud platforms.
Collaborate with business analysts, architects, DevOps & QA teams.
Lead research on emerging blockchain trends and propose innovative solutions.
Provide technical leadership & mentorship to junior developers.
Ensure compliance with governance and regulatory requirements.
🔹 Required Skills & Qualifications:
4–6 years in blockchain development, including 2+ years with R3 Corda.
Proven expertise in CorDapps, Corda nodes, flows, and contracts.
Strong knowledge of DLT and private blockchain frameworks.
Proficiency in Java & Kotlin.
Experience with Spring Boot, REST APIs, and Microservices.
Strong grasp of cryptography, consensus mechanisms, PKI.
Hands-on with AWS, Azure, GCP, Docker, Kubernetes.
Skilled in PostgreSQL, Oracle, MySQL, Git, CI/CD & DevOps practices.
Excellent problem-solving, debugging & leadership skills.
🔹 Preferred Skills:
Experience with Hyperledger Fabric, Quorum, or other blockchain frameworks.
Exposure to financial services, supply chain, or enterprise-grade use cases.
Knowledge of regulatory & compliance aspects in blockchain solutions.
🔹 Job Details:
Position: Senior Blockchain Developer
Experience: 4–6 Years
Salary: Rs. 500,000 – 700,000
Location: Karachi
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