Trenches / Web3 Frontend Developer
Pubblicato il 12-10-2026 - Jobgether in Campo di Ne
This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Trenches / Web3 Frontend Developer based in Italy.
This is a high-ownership frontend engineering role focused on building the client experience for a fast-moving onchain trading terminal.
You will own critical trading surfaces across both Solana and EVM, working directly on products used for real transactions and real money.
The role combines advanced frontend engineering with deep Web3, trading, wallet, and real-time application expertise.
You will take features from product idea through implementation, production release, measurement, and continuous improvement.
You'll work in a small, highly autonomous team where technical judgment, speed, and product instincts matter.
The environment is remote-first, AI-native, and designed for engineers who thrive with significant ownership and limited bureaucracy.
Your work will directly influence trading performance, execution quality, user experience, and revenue-generating product surfaces.
Accountabilities
- Own the frontend client experience for trenches trading, perpetuals, and prediction markets across Solana and EVM.
- Take end-to-end ownership of at least one revenue-generating product surface, from identifying opportunities and proposing solutions through development, production deployment, and optimization.
- Build and improve latency-sensitive trading experiences, including live data, execution, fill-quality UX, snipe controls, order flow, transaction states, and responsive interactions.
- Bring the trenches terminal to competitive parity or beyond with leading onchain trading products, focusing on the interactions that directly influence execution and fills.
- Unify Solana and EVM wallet, signing, approval, and transaction experiences into a coherent user interface while maintaining feature parity across supported platforms.
- Optimize browser and frontend performance using technologies