Product Engineer, Data Product Lead

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🕒 May 18

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1 - 10 employees

Founded 2019

We partner with disruptive organizations to help identify and attract talent. A boutique recruitment agency that focuses on blockchain and web3. We enjoy networking with Web3 and decentralization enthusiasts and help them find their place in the decentralized world.

📋 Description

• Own and execute data-driven product development from problem definition to delivery • Design, build, and maintain Risk Dashboards for protocol and ecosystem monitoring • Develop Ecosystem Health Analytics, including KPIs, alerts, and trend analysis • Work hands-on with on-chain data (indexing, querying, transformation, and analysis) • Collaborate in a lean execution model, prioritizing speed, clarity, and impact • Manage product execution and workflow using Linear.app • Partner with governance, risk, and engineering stakeholders to align metrics with decision-making

🎯 Requirements

• Mid-level professional experience (typically 3–6 years) • Strong hands-on engineering background with on-chain / blockchain data • Experience building dashboards, analytics platforms, or data products • Proven ability to operate in a lean, execution-focused environment • Experience working with Linear.app for product and project management • Solid understanding of DeFi, governance mechanisms, or protocol risk concepts • Ability to independently scope, prioritize, and deliver work • Experience with DeFi risk frameworks or protocol monitoring (Nice to Have) • Familiarity with subgraphs, data warehouses, or blockchain indexing tools (Nice to Have) • Previous work in governance, DAOs, or crypto-native organizations (Nice to Have)

🏖️ Benefits

• High autonomy and ownership in a lean operating model • Opportunity to shape how on-chain data informs real protocol decisions