Staff Software Engineer, Golang
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Altro in Roma
About Block Labs
Block Labs is a premier technology studio operating at the bleeding edge of Web3, Artificial Intelligence, and iGaming . We don't just ship features; we engineer high‑scale, production‑grade platforms that power the next generation of digital products. We are a collective of senior engineers, product strategists, and builders who refuse to compromise on architecture. Whether we are designing autonomous multi‑agent AI systems, building decentralized financial infrastructure, or architecting high‑frequency iGaming platforms, our standard is excellence. We move fast, but we build for the long term. If you are looking to work alongside a team that values deep technical expertise, thoughtful system design, and product ownership, Block Labs is where you belong.
The Role
We build distributed, transactional backend platforms across crypto, fintech, and real‑money gaming. High‑volume, multi‑tenant, real‑time systems handle balances, payments, and player‑facing decisions where correctness is non‑negotiable and mistakes surface immediately.
The work spans several products and follows business priorities, so ownership will evolve over time. You will build and own distributed, transactional backend services in Go as an individual contributor, making architectural and implementation decisions, and remaining responsible for production behaviour.
What You Will Do
Convert business outcomes and constraints into scoped, sequenced, shippable work.
Design and implement distributed Go services handling high‑volume transactional workloads, integrating with payments, providers, and internal platforms.
Make the correctness guarantees explicit and hold them; balances and transactional behaviour have no margin for approximation.
Run the agentic system that produces the work: context, decomposition, execution and verification.
Set the harness and guardrails others work inside: context, tests, and automated checks that let people contribute without degrading the system into deb