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About the Client Our client operates financial market infrastructure in Hong Kong, managing key financial trading operations for the regional market. Unlike high-risk Web3 startups or speculative crypto trading platforms, they offer long-term employment stability, structured working hours, and strong institutional backing while building production-grade digital asset infrastructure. The Role & Landscape You will join as a key technical hire on a newly launched digital asset platform initiative. You will work closely with an enterprise-level development team, taking ownership of smart contract quality, backend integration, and cloud operational support. Write, test, and review smart contracts in Solidity alongside Java backend microservices. Conduct code security reviews, analyze pseudocode, and optimize contract logic and execution. Deploy, maintain, and support application nodes on Chinese enterprise cloud infrastructure. Manage operational support routines, resolve technical incidents, and run regular disaster recovery (DR) drills. Connect dApp backends with traditional financial messaging architectures and ERC-20 token standards. What We Are Looking For Experience: 5 to 8 years of software engineering experience, including direct hands-on smart contract development using Solidity and Java. Core Technicals : Sound understanding of ERC-20 token standards, cryptographic principles, and smart contract security vulnerabilities. Cloud & Operations : Practical experience deploying applications on enterprise cloud platforms. Testing & Quality: Comfortable analyzing pseudocode, writing modular test suites, and performing security assessments. Language Requirement : Fluent in Chinese (Mandarin AND Cantonese), as well as English (spoken and written) to conduct daily standups, code reviews, and technical alignment with the regional engineering team. Why Apply To This Role High-Impact Hire: Join as a foundational engineer on a key digital asset initiative. Real Career Stability : Work within a secure, well-funded financial infrastructure operator offering regular hours and comprehensive health coverage. Focus on Engineering Quality: Work in an environment where code security, thorough auditing, and DR resilience take priority over rushed feature pushes. If this outstanding opportunity sounds like your next career move, please submit through "Apply Now" or send your resume in Word format to Danny Kwan at resume(at)pinpointasia(dot)com and put Senior Blockchain Engineer - Digital Asset Platform - J13070 in the subject header.
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