• Application Deadline:
• Position: Rust Backend Engineer



• Job Type Full Time , Hybrid



• Qualification BA/BSc/HND



• Experience



• Location Oyo




• City Ibadan




• Job Field ICT / Computer 
  
  

• This is a rare opportunity to be one of our first two engineers, architecting the entire backend from the ground up as part of a pure Rust stack (a Rust backend with a Rust-based Tauri desktop client).

What You'll Be Doing

• Build the Core API: You will architect, build, and maintain our high-performance, memory-safe API using Rust.


• Handle High Concurrency: This is the core of the job. You will use async/await and a modern framework (like axum, actix-web, or tokio) to handle thousands of simultaneous connections from our desktop clients flawlessly.


• Embrace "Fearless Concurrency": You will write code that is free from data races and safe by default, ensuring our users' time data is always processed with perfect integrity.


• Own the Database: You will design our PostgreSQL database schema and use a Rust-native library (like sqlx or sea-orm) to write efficient, type-safe queries.


• Manage Authentication & Billing: You'll build the secure systems for user authentication and integrate with payment processors like Stripe.


• Collaborate & Define: You will work directly with the founder and our frontend (Svelte/Tauri) engineer to define API contracts and shape the product's technical roadmap.

We're Looking for Someone Who:

• Loves Rust: You have professional or significant personal project experience in Rust. You can show us code you've written and are proud of.


• Understands Rust's Core: You are comfortable with Rust's key concepts: ownership, borrowing, lifetimes, and traits.


• Is an async Expert: You have experience building asynchronous applications in Rust, ideally with tokio.


• Is a Backend Generalist: You are a product-minded engineer who can take an idea, architect a solution, and build it, from the database to the API endpoint.


• Cares About Reliability: You're the kind of person who believes in the compiler and thinks that a bug is a failure of the type system, not just a mistake.