Lead Software Engineer
Commonware develops the Commonware Library: modular primitives for building specialized blockchains and onchain applications.
Maintainer signals as of 9/25/2026
Funding history
About Commonware, Inc.
Commonware, Inc. develops the Commonware Library, a collection of composable primitives for blockchain builders. The library provides components for Byzantine consensus, encrypted peer-to-peer communication, cryptography, authenticated storage, erasure coding, deployment, and runtime execution. It is intended for developers building specialized blockchains and onchain applications, with example implementations including Alto and Constantinople.
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Candidate Availability
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About the Role
You will build Exoware’s production environment from the ground up. You will automate deployments, scaling, upgrades, monitoring, security, and recovery; write operational software; and make architectural decisions that improve reliability and data safety.
Requirements
- Experience building production infrastructure for systems at meaningful scale
- Experience with greenfield production infrastructure
- Experience with distributed or stateful systems
- Experience with cloud infrastructure and orchestration
- Experience with Kubernetes, ECS, or similar systems
- Experience with CI/CD and deployment automation
- Experience with observability, reliability, and recovery
- Experience with networking, storage, or systems software
- Ability to write code, make architectural decisions, and create a production environment
Responsibilities
- Build Exoware’s production environment from the ground up
- Automate deployment, scaling, upgrades, and recovery
- Build CI/CD, monitoring, telemetry, and operational tooling
- Design for data safety, availability, and security
- Work across Kubernetes, ECS, cloud services, and related infrastructure
- Write software that improves Exoware deployment and operations
- Feed production insights back into the underlying software