Join Allium as a Full Stack/Product Engineer to build intuitive experiences for users navigating complex blockchain data.
Posted by employer 1 year ago
First seen on Joblaze 1 month ago
Last verified on the company career page 1 day ago
Not disclosed in this posting: compensation, years of experience, visa sponsorship.
Benefits
Joblaze summary
In this role, the Full Stack/Product Engineer at Allium focuses on designing user-friendly experiences that simplify complex data interactions across numerous blockchain schemas. Proficiency in building scalable, low-latency infrastructure is essential, along with a strong sense of design and user experience. This position is ideal for engineers who thrive in dynamic environments and possess a passion for creating intuitive workflows. Allium's team values diverse backgrounds and encourages a culture of continuous learning and ownership.
Joblaze insights
- Listed about a month ago — first seen on Joblaze September 3, 2026. Last confirmed on Allium's careers page October 27, 2026.
Quick facts
- Is the Full Stack / Product Engineer role remote?
- It's hybrid — Allium expects some on-site time in New York.
- Where is the role based?
- Allium is hiring for this position in New York.
- What seniority level is this role?
- Allium targets mid-level candidates for this position.
- Is this full-time or contract?
- Full-time for this Full Stack / Product Engineer role at Allium.
From the original posting
Permissionless nature leads to fragmentation of meaning
Decentralization leads to too many standards
Fragmented standards
Exponential complexity
No accountability for interpretation
Events without economic meaning
Semantic Gap: Translating raw events into financial concepts like payments, trades, deposits, and staking income
Role
We need a product focused engineer who loves to BUILD, BUILD & BUILD! The problem statement is straightforward - we have tens of thousands of data schemas integrated in 100+ different workflows today. how does one design an experience for our customers to just get their job done in this sea of data? how does one design the right primitives that come intuitively to them?
Qualities
do you love to build?
do you have (some) taste?
do you get joy from permuting and trying every combination of UI, Workflow and layout to get that perfect screen transition for the user?
do you get annoyed when something on an app just feels that little bit off?
do you get joy from users raving about how your product makes them feel special?
do you have an inner diva that critiques all things design, but yet (somehow) have the humility to know that nothing's perfect?
do you love lego? or the idea that building workflows should be as simple as stacking lego bricks?
do you love helping users get their job done?
The Information's Top 50 Startups (https://www.allium.so/post/allium-named-to-the-informations-50-most-promising-startups-of-2025)
Tomasz Tungus from Theory Ventures: https://tomtunguz.com/allium/
Bucky Moore from Kleiner Perkins: https://www.kleinerperkins.com/perspectives/allium-series-a/
Obsessiveness - The best people at Allium cannot put a problem down once they pick it up. We care more about the work than is strictly rational. Institutions trust us because our data is right. Right means caring about the small things. The decoded contract that ships with one wrong field. The label that is 99% accurate but wrong on the address that matters. The query that runs in 4 seconds when it should run in 400 milliseconds. Most companies tolerate these. We do not.
Administrative Benefits
Medical, Dental, Vision, Life and AD&D insurance - US folks get 100% coverage for Gold plans, 80% for dependents
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