Contract Opportunity: Blockchain Developer (DeFi) Remote | Part-time / Project-based | Students from IITs/NITs preferred About Satsurance Satsurance is a decentralized insurance protocol pioneering the future of risk management in Bitcoin DeFi (BTCFi). We’re building a modular peer-to-peer insurance marketplace tailored for Bitcoin Layer 2s and sidechains, helping projects hedge protocol-level risks while allowing BTC holders to earn sustainable yield by underwriting coverage. Backed by a mission to make DeFi safer and more inclusive, we are collaborating with top innovators across the blockchain and open-source ecosystem. What We’re Looking For We’re hiring a student blockchain developer on a contract basis to help us build an experimental DeFi application on Internet Computer Protocol (ICP) . What You’ll Do Design and develop smart contracts and DeFi modules on ICP (Motoko or Rust). Collaborate with our core team to architect and ship a minimum viable product. Participate in weekly check-ins and showcase progress. Propose creative solutions to unique DeFi use cases in the Bitcoin and ICP ecosystem. Must-Have Qualifications Hands-on experience with smart contract development on ICP (Motoko or Rust). Past work (or side projects) in DeFi or blockchain protocols. Strong computer science fundamentals and ability to work independently. Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a top-tier Indian college (IIT/NIT/BITS/IIIT, etc.) . Bonus Points For Prior experience building on EVM chains (Solidity). Hackathon wins or open-source contributions in the Web3 ecosystem. Knowledge of insurance protocols, risk modeling, or DeFi primitives like staking, lending, or liquidity pools. Why Join Us Work directly with a team of ex-Goldman Sachs traders, blockchain founders, and engineers shaping the future of Bitcoin-native insurance. Get hands-on experience with cutting-edge Web3 tech stacks. Gain exposure to the fast-evolving BTCFi landscape. Build alongside mentors with deep experience in TradFi, DeFi, and infrastructure. Show more Show less