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Blockchain Developer

Salary
£90K–£110K
GBP
Hiring from
United Kingdom
Work type
Remote
Posted
Sep 30, 2026
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Blockchain Developer

London / Remote

£90,000–£110,000


We’re looking for a hands-on Blockchain / DLT Developer to join a growing technology team building distributed ledger solutions for financial services.


The key requirement - this is primarily a private / permissioned blockchain DLT role.


We’re looking for someone who has genuine hands-on experience building and deploying enterprise or permissioned blockchain solutions - not solely public-chain / Web3 experience.

You’ll work across a combination of permissioned DLT, smart contracts and public-chain technologies, helping develop a proprietary enterprise blockchain platform and its surrounding applications.


What you’ll do

  • Build and deploy private / permissioned DLT and smart contract solutions.
  • Develop blockchain applications for financial services, digital assets and capital markets.
  • Contribute to a proprietary enterprise blockchain platform, including protocol and tooling development.
  • Integrate DLT with APIs, backend services and wider platform infrastructure.
  • Work with technologies including Ethereum, Hedera, Algorand and enterprise DLT.
  • Build, test and optimise secure smart contracts.
  • Collaborate with architects, engineers, product teams and clients.


What we’re looking for

  • Hands-on private / permissioned / enterprise DLT experience — e.g. Hyperledger Fabric, Besu, Corda, Quorum or similar.
  • Strong blockchain fundamentals across consensus, cryptography, tokenisation and DLT architecture.
  • Experience with Solidity / Ethereum smart contracts.
  • Experience with security tokens, digital assets or tokenisation.
  • Strong development skills in Go, Java, Python or Node.js.
  • Experience with Web3.js, Ethers.js, Hardhat, Foundry or equivalent tooling.
  • Ideally, experience across financial services, capital markets or fintech.


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