Software Engineer, Tokenization
Robinhood · Menlo Park, CA; New York, NY
About this role
## Join us in building the future of finance Our mission is to democratize finance for all. An estimated **$124 trillion** of assets will be inherited by younger generations in the next two decades—the largest transfer of wealth in human history. If you’re ready to be at the epicenter of this shift, keep reading. ## About the team + role The **Tokenization** team is building an elite group applying frontier technologies to the world’s biggest financial problems. We’re focused on bringing both public and private equity to be **tradable 24/7 on decentralized exchanges (DEXs)** across the **Robinhood Chain**. As a **Software Engineer**, you’ll build and own **backend services** that make tokenized equities work end to end—**issuance, custody, and settlement on-chain**, kept in sync with traditional brokerage and ledger systems. You’ll ship product-facing features and platform capabilities in a domain where **correctness is non-negotiable**. **Location:** Menlo Park, Toronto, or New York City (in-person attendance expected **at least 3 days per week**). ## What you’ll do - Design, build, test, and deploy backend services that **mint, custody, and settle tokenized equities** on the Robinhood Chain, with **correctness and auditability** as hard requirements - Develop product-facing features and platform enhancements that meet strict **correctness and scalability** standards - Build the connective tissue between traditional market infrastructure (brokerage, ledgers, corporate actions) and on-chain systems, including **smart contract integrations, chain indexers, and DEX trade flows** - Identify and implement improvements to **system performance, engineering productivity, and risk reduction** - Collaborate closely with **product, compliance, client, and platform** teams to deliver impactful technical solutions
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