Location: Remote
Project Duration: 1–2 years
Work Type: Full-time or Part-time (min 10–15 hrs/week)
Compensation: $12k–$15k/month (Full-time) | $70–$100/hr (Part-time/Contract)

About EtherEstate

EtherEstate is a blockchain-powered real estate platform enabling tokenized property ownership, lending, and DAO-driven governance. We’re building the next-generation real estate marketplace and looking for a skilled Blockchain Developer to implement smart contracts and blockchain infrastructure that powers our platform.

What You’ll Do

Develop, deploy, and maintain smart contracts on Ethereum, Polygon, BSC, or similar chains.

Build secure, scalable blockchain architectures integrated with backend APIs.

Collaborate with frontend/backend developers for seamless Web3 integration.

Manage on-chain and off-chain data, including tokenized assets and transactions.

Contribute to system architecture planning, ensuring blockchain components are secure and maintainable.

Stay up-to-date with emerging blockchain technologies and best practices.

What We’re Looking For

Proficiency in Solidity, Vyper, or Rust for smart contract development.

Experience with Ethereum, Polygon, BSC, including testnet and mainnet deployment.

Familiarity with Web3.js / Ethers.js for frontend-backend-blockchain integration.

Understanding of ERC standards (ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155), gas optimization, and security best practices.

Experience with off-chain storage, oracles, and external data integration.

Strong problem-solving skills and Git/GitHub/GitLab experience.

Bonus: Backend development experience (REST APIs, microservices).

Test Task

Demo Project: EtherEstate Demo

https://bitbucket.org/devstepversion/mvp/src/main/

Task Details:

Create a new backend API in the demo project that interacts with a smart contract.

Add a new endpoint: GET /api/property.

Fetch property ownership info from a deployed contract using Ethers.js or Web3.js.

Log property ID, owner, and metadata (location, size, price) in the console.

No frontend required console output is enough.

Submission:

Record a 1–2 minute video showing your work.

No GitHub submission needed.

Time Estimate: ~40–60 minutes

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Education

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