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Backend Blockchain developer Cardano - Plutus/Plutarch (Haskell)

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Entry level
Develop backend blockchain functionality for Cardax DEX on the Cardano blockchain. Write and maintain smart contracts in Plutarch and Haskell that define the constraints and conditions for decentralized token exchange without a central entity.
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Cardax DEX is a platform to exchange tokens on the blockchain without a central entity. There are already DEXes on other blockchains, but Cardano has only recently released support for smart contracts. This brings a unique opportunity for us to be one of the major players on Cardano.

The smart contracts are written in Plutarch (Haskell). They define the constraints and conditions under which actors can interact with the exchange. 

Are you up to get into what the job is about and how you could become one of our team? Apply today. 

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