About the role
About Goldsky Goldsky is the data platform for financial products built on stablecoins. We give fintechs and financial institutions the real-time data infrastructure they need to launch stablecoin accounts, balances, payments, custody, and settlement products, without becoming blockchain infrastructure companies themselves. Behind the scenes we operate one of the most demanding production data platforms in the industry. Our infrastructure powers high-volume products at companies like Polymarket, 0x, Kraken, and Circle, and continuously indexes onchain activity across dozens of networks with the latency, accuracy, and reliability that production financial systems require. As stablecoins move from a crypto primitive into mainstream financial infrastructure, fintechs and commercial institutions are turning to Goldsky to abstract away the messy parts (chains, RPCs, reorgs, indexing) so they can ship the financial products their customers actually want. We’ve raised over $20M from Dragonfly Capital, Felicis Ventures, 0x Labs, Uniswap Labs, Protocol Labs, and angel investors including Plaid founders Zach Perret and William Hockey, and Zhuoxun Yin of Magic Eden. Our team has previously built mission-critical infrastructure at Meta, Google, Shopify, Activision, and more.
About
the Role We’re hiring a Growth Engineer to build internal tools, AI-powered workflows, and customer-facing experiences that compound how fast Goldsky grows. This is a builder-first role for someone who wants to operate at the intersection of GTM, product, and engineering, and who sees AI as a way to do the work of a much larger team with a small one. You’ll report into Marketing and partner closely with sales, customer success, and product. You’ll have real autonomy to identify and build the highest-leverage automations, experiences, and tools, with budget for AI infrastructure and an explicit mandate to ship. This is the right role for an engineer who loves shipping fast, finds operations problems genuinely interesting, and gets a kick out of replacing manual work with a clean piece of automation that runs forever.
