Led by Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy is looking to expand its Bitcoin Lightning Dev team by hiring a new software engineer.
MicroStrategy’s R&D team has worked on a suite of Lightning solutions, including Lightning Wallet, Enterprise Server, and Enterprise Authentication.
according to job postings, Software engineers work with teams to build Lightning Network-based Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platforms.
Lightning solutions help businesses manage data for thousands of employees, address cybersecurity challenges, and enable new e-commerce use cases.
As expected, the ideal engineer should have experience building on the Bitcoin blockchain and contributing to Bitcoin Core and other open source projects.
MicroStrategy chairman Michael Saylor said that once the Lightning infrastructure is deployed, Bitcoin will be adopted by more than 10 million customers.
Sailor Bullish on Lightning Network
As a vocal Bitcoin maximalist, Thaler claims the Bitcoin Lightning Network is the most important technology being developed in the tech world.
According to Saylor, the Lightning Network will help developers get the most out of highly scalable dApps while leveraging the trusted security of the underlying Bitcoin layer.
“The ethos of Bitcoin is to proceed very cautiously and not move fast on the base layer without universal consensus, but with Lightning, we develop features much more aggressively than the underlying Bitcoin layer, You can take more risks with your application.
