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Last checked by MeritLog September 26, 2026Source: AshbySource version: ashby-public-job-posting-v1

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About N1: N1 is the first hyper-performant and horizontally scalable blockchain network designed to enable trustless computing at internet scale. N1 is comprised of a team spanning backgrounds from Harvard, CMU, DFINITY, VMWare, Galaxy Digital, and more, and is backed by top-tier institutions like Founders Fund, Kraken Ventures, SALT, Amber Group, and more. Position Overview: We're seeking a Software Engineer intern, Full-Stack to join our engineering team full-time. This role is involves developing front-end, server-side, and database applications with a focus on blockchain products. The ideal candidate is highly organized, service-oriented, scrappy, and product-minded. You will be responsible for owning and enhancing our web-based platforms and internal tools, ensuring they are intuitive, secure, and high-performance. Requirements: - Scrappy, resourceful, and product-driven engineer - An eye for good front-end design - Strong experience with React/TypeScript/NodeJS/Next, and database systems - Experience with a wide array of technical expertises and software development processes - Strong communications skills both written and verbal - Writing good technical documentation - Loves problem solving - Strong interest in crypto

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