Lambda256 to hold recruitment session for blockchain node operations role

Lambda256 said Thursday that it will hold an offline recruitment session on Oct. 3 to hire entry-level developers for its node operations team.

The session will take place at the Upbit Lounge in Gangnam, Seoul, and is aimed at university students, upcoming graduates and junior developers interested in blockchain infrastructure and node operations.

Node operations involves building and running servers that connect directly to blockchain networks. The role has grown in importance as financial institutions increasingly conduct proof-of-concept testing for digital asset services.

The session will feature keynote talks and live demonstrations from current employees introducing the day-to-day work and team structure of the node operations role.

Lambda256's blockchain node and on-chain data service Nodit operates nodes across more than 50 blockchain networks, processing over 400 million transactions on average per day. Large-scale digital asset services, including Upbit, Coinone and DigitalX, rely on Nodit's infrastructure.

Alongside this, Lambda256 operates the anti-money laundering compliance platform CLAIR and the on-chain financial orchestration platform SCOPE.

"As financial institutions expand their adoption of digital assets, node operations have come to underpin the stability and continuity of financial services, going beyond simple infrastructure management," said Jung Eui-jung, chief executive officer of Lambda256. "We hope this session gives participants a concrete understanding of the node operations role and the career path it offers."

Meanwhile, Lambda256 recently joined the Ethereum Korea Consortium and will take part in the consortium's institutional cooperation activities.