Senior Cadence Programming Language Engineer (British Columbia)

Senior Cadence Programming Language Engineer (British Columbia)

05 Nov
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The Bitcoin Street Journal
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British Columbia

05 Nov

The Bitcoin Street Journal

British Columbia

Design Cadence for Flow blockchain using compiler engineering and programming language expertise. Work across language implementation and on-chain execution environments.
Flow Foundation seeks a Senior Programming Language Engineer to shape Cadence, a smart contract language built around resource-oriented programming. You will develop language features from conception through implementation while connecting language behavior with the core protocol.
Key Responsibilities: Design and implement features for the Cadence programming language
Connect language implementation with on-chain execution environments
Understand interactions between Cadence and the core protocol
Develop tools supporting programming language development




Help shape Cadence’s future direction and capabilities
Requirements: Practical experience designing and implementing compilers
Experience with parsing, semantic analysis, and type checking
Knowledge of optimization and code generation
Exposure to diverse languages and programming paradigms
Experience with Go, Rust, C, C++, Swift, or Python
Apply compiler expertise, broad language knowledge, and strategic creativity to advance Cadence across Flow’s blockchain ecosystem.

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📌 Senior Cadence Programming Language Engineer (British Columbia)
🏢 The Bitcoin Street Journal
📍 British Columbia

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