Junior Blockchain Developer
A software team in Kondapur, Hyderabad, is hiring a Junior Blockchain Developer for a full-time, on-site role. Pay goes up to ₹57,000 a month, and this one's built for someone just getting started rather than a seasoned engineer.
What You'll Need to Know
Solidity is the main language you'll be writing, so a working grasp of it matters more than anything else on this list. Beyond that, the team wants someone comfortable building on Ethereum, writing and testing smart contracts, and using Git for day-to-day version control. A basic grounding in cryptography concepts, hashing, signatures, and how they underpin blockchain security, rounds things out.
If you've used Hardhat or Truffle to deploy and test contracts, or Web3.js or Ethers.js to connect a frontend to a chain, that's a real plus going into interviews. None of it is mandatory at this level, but candidates who've built even a small end-to-end project tend to move faster once they start.
Day to Day
- Build out new smart contract features as the project roadmap calls for them
- Track down and fix bugs in contract logic, including issues that only surface once code is running against real transactions
- Write clear documentation so the next person working on a contract isn't starting from zero
- Take part in code reviews, both giving and receiving feedback on contract design and gas efficiency
Smart contract code behaves differently once it's live than it does in a local test environment, and much of the learning curve is closing that gap. Naukri Mitra has flagged this as one of the more hands-on junior openings currently listed for Hyderabad's blockchain scene, since the team pairs new hires with a senior developer for their first several weeks specifically to work through that.
Education and Experience
A bachelor's degree is the baseline requirement, and computer science or IT are the most common backgrounds the team sees, though they've said they're open to other technical degrees with solid coding fundamentals. On the experience side, they're looking for about three months of hands-on exposure, whether from an internship, a freelance project, or coursework that involved shipping working code.
What's in the Package
The role includes health insurance, paid time off, and provident fund contributions. Since it's based on-site, employees also get access to the office cafeteria and cab or commute support for getting to and from Kondapur.
Where You'd Be Working
The office is in Kondapur, one of Hyderabad's busier tech pockets, and this is an in-person role, not remote or hybrid. Worth planning for if you're coming from further out in the city.
How to Apply
Send through a resume along with links to anything you've built, a deployed contract, a GitHub repo, a hackathon project, whatever shows you've actually written Solidity rather than just read about it. The interview process usually starts with a short coding exercise around smart contract logic, followed by a conversation about how you'd approach debugging an issue that only shows up after deployment.
