Crypto Production Engineer

The Wormhole Foundation Our mission is to empower passionate people in the research and development of blockchain interoperability technologies. We support teams building secure, open-source, and decentralized products within the Wormhole (https://wormhole.com/) ecosystem. The Role: Crypto Production Engineer Wormhole Foundation is seeking an experienced Crypto Production Engineer to improve the reliability, security, and operational excellence of Wormhole’s production infrastructure. This role focuses on uptime, observability, deployment workflows, and incident response across critical blockchain and networking services. The Crypto Production Engineer will work closely with engineering, DevOps, and validator partners to ensure Wormhole services operate at a minimum 99.99% uptime, excluding scheduled maintenance windows. What you'll be doing: - Act as first responder and incident commander during production incidents - Lead incident triage, root cause analysis, and retrospective documentation - Build detailed incident timelines and preventative runbooks - Respond to incidents related to: performance issues, CCQ failures or degraded throughput, observability pipeline outages, and core Wormhole products - Deliver remediation recommendations and implement approved fixes - Improve reliability and uptime across all Wormhole services - Strengthen observability, monitoring, and alerting systems - Harden infrastructure for security and operational resiliency - Enhance deployment workflows and reduce operational friction - Lead incident response, analysis, and continuous improvement - Support operational tooling used by engineering, DevOps, and validator partners Who you are: - Relevant tertiary qualifications in computer science or a closely related field (bachelors/masters) and/or relevant experience in production engineering. Please mention the word **GLISTEN** and tag RMzcuMTc5LjE0Ni4xODc= when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RMzcuMTc5LjE0Ni4xODc=). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.