Parity is one of the world's most experienced core blockchain infrastructure companies, having built and pioneered some of the most advanced technologies in the blockchain sector. Parity was founded by Dr. Gavin Wood, co-founder and former CTO of Ethereum, the primary engineer behind the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), inventor of the Solidity programming language, and primary author of the Ethereum Yellowpaper.
Based in Berlin, London, and Lisbon, Parity has built clients for Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Zcash and has pioneered a completely new, next-generation blockchain protocol with Polkadot and the framework it’s built with, Substrate. Parity builds the open-source technologies needed to power an unstoppable, decentralised web—known as Web3—and helps developers and organisations implement and build upon the Web3 tech stack.
The Product Engineering team champions Polkadot technology, fostering vibrant communities and attracting new players. It drives success by supporting users, resolving challenges, and gathering valuable feedback to fuel organic growth and continuous improvements to the Polkadot protocol and ecosystem.
The Product Engineering team connects the Polkadot ecosystem's developers with Parity. We focus on streamlining the developer experience, from building and deploying to consuming Polkadot’s blockspace. We also influence Polkadot's product development decisions by providing valuable feedback and insights. This ensures that technological and strategic advancements align with the community's needs.
Those joining our collective as an employee in Germany, Portugal, and the U.K. also enjoy benefits such as health care, parental leave, PTO (28 days per year), and local team events.
Parity is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We welcome diversity in our global team and care about everyone in our collective feeling included and welcome.
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