Multi-chain digital collectibles marketplace expanding into web3 wagering
Magic Eden runs a multi-chain marketplace for buying and trading digital collectibles, with a stack spanning Solana, Bitcoin, Rust, Go and TypeScript plus Kafka and Kinesis for streaming data. Its project list points to a new web3 wagering product: signup and deposit flows, rewards systems and real-time risk monitoring. Hiring tilts toward senior design, legal and finance roles, matching heavy pressure around multi-jurisdiction compliance and crypto treasury reconciliation.
Magic Eden, founded in 2021, operates a marketplace where users discover, buy and trade digital collectibles across multiple blockchains, including Solana and Bitcoin. The company focuses on NFT, cryptocurrency and metaverse communities, and notes that its content is not intended for US and UK audiences. It is a privately held company with 51–200 employees, operates remotely, and hires in the United States and Australia. Its engineering runs on AWS, Azure and GCP, with community channels on Discord, Telegram and Twitch.
Magic Eden uses Solana, Bitcoin, Rust, Go, TypeScript, Node.js, React, Python and WebGL, with Kafka and Kinesis for streaming, AWS, Azure and GCP for cloud, and Okta, PagerDuty and Cloudflare Zero Trust for operations.
Job posts point to a web3 wagering platform with signup and deposit flows, rewards and progression, real-time risk monitoring, plus crypto treasury and multi-entity payroll compliance work.
Magic Eden is hiring in the United States and Australia, mostly senior roles across design, finance, legal, operations and product, and hiring velocity is accelerating.
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