Blockchain infrastructure platform for financial institutions building onchain apps
Alchemy provides blockchain node and developer infrastructure across EVM chains and Solana, run on Kubernetes, Terraform, ArgoCD, Istio and a Prometheus/Grafana/OpenTelemetry observability stack spanning AWS and GCP. Hiring is accelerating and skews sales- and product-heavy with a Head of GTM search, while projects center on large enterprise partnerships, a Solana go-to-market engine and agentic payments, with MCP adoption pointing toward AI-agent integrations.
Notable leadership hires: Head of GTM
Alchemy is a privately held infrastructure company headquartered in San Francisco, California, with 51–200 employees. It offers enterprise blockchain infrastructure that lets financial institutions, fintechs and large enterprises build and scale onchain applications across many networks, with a focus on Ethereum, EVM chains and Solana. The platform emphasizes high uptime and low-latency responses for high-volume transaction workloads. Alchemy also has a presence in New York and hires in the United States and Romania.
Alchemy uses TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Solidity and React, runs on Kubernetes, Helm, ArgoCD, Terraform and Istio across AWS and GCP, and monitors with Prometheus, Grafana and OpenTelemetry. Data runs on Snowflake and dbt.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and weighted toward sales and product, mostly at senior level, including a Head of GTM role focused on enterprise partnerships and Solana go-to-market.
Alchemy job posts point to agentic payments, a Solana go-to-market engine with joint motions alongside the Solana Foundation, large multi-year enterprise partnerships and scaling its support system.
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