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Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2026) by commonprefix on Wednesday March 04, 2026 @07:30AM (#47246546)
Common Prefix – Software Engineers / Auditors / Support Engineers – Greece – Remote – Full-Time

Common Prefix is a science-first blockchain consulting company. Our vision is to make blockchains usable for mainstream users and everyday people – paying at the supermarket, remittances, moving money across borders, saving, investing – and solving the real problems of usability, scalability, and interoperability that come with it.

We're a 30-person team, half scientists (cryptographer PhDs, post-docs, and professors) from renowned universities, half engineers with long web2 experience. A lot of our field is broken and we're trying to make a small contribution in fixing it, by introducing provable security and proper engineering practices across the board.

What we're looking for: Software engineers who can solve problems, are smart, get things done, and enjoy working on the bleeding edge, learning about cryptography, and working from first-principles. Auditors who can write and read code, especially low-level cryptographic implementation code (zero knowledge verifiers, signature schemes, etc), consensus (PoW, PoS), or smart contracts (everything DeFi). Support engineers (junior to early-mid) who enjoy being on the front line of production support (monitor live systems, respond to partner/user issues, triage/debug, and escalate).

Tech stack: Doesn't matter, we'll teach you. But we work mostly with Rust.

Open roles:

* Software Engineer, https://commonprefix.notion.site/sw-folk

* Auditor, https://commonprefix.notion.site/auditing-folk

* Support Engineer, https://commonprefix.notion.site/support-folk

We offer:

* $80,000–$160,000 / year cash

* Local from Athens, Greece, or remote, preferably in Europe

* Conference participation in exciting scientific and engineering venues, 2-3 times per year

* The opportunity to work and learn from world-class scientists from major universities in the field of blockchains, cryptography, and consensus

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