Introductory paragraph
Our platform turns natural-language documents authored in MS Word into self executing smart legal contracts that automate financial flows, structure compliance, and capture verifiable evidence directly from the agreement itself. We work at the intersection of law, finance, and Web3. Our customers include enterprises, law firms, and financial institutions operating in regulated markets — alternative investments, corporate debt, maritime finance, eGovernment, and more. We are now expanding our engineering footprint in the EU, mainly in Prague and looking for a strong Elixir developer to join the team that builds the execution engine behind every Agentic Contract.
About us
My name: Petr Bradatsch
My position: CTO
Company name: Hunit
Company website: Hunit.com
Company headquarters (country): London / EU
Company info and history:
Agentic Contracts have to do three things at once: stay legally precise, run reliably for years, and execute concurrent obligations across many parties without dropping a single event. That is a near- perfect fit for the BEAM. You will be working on the part of our stack where Elixir/OTP is doing the heavy lifting — long-running supervised processes, event-driven obligation tracking, integrations with banking, IoT, and external data sources, and audit-grade state capture.
This is real Elixir work, not Phoenix-CRUD-with-extra-steps.
About the job
Job title: Senior Elixir Engineer
Job description: Full stack development
Salary range: +/- 70000€
Qualifications or experience required: 4+ years of professional backend experience, with at least 2 years writing production Elixir
What the successful job applicant will be working on: Genuinely interesting Elixir work on a product where the language choice is doing real engineering work
Position on remote work
Remote job: (Please select from: partially
Remote restrictions: EU
Remote leeway: individual arrangements possible
About the interview process
Apply at pb@hun.it
Zoom/Teams call with CTO first, then with Director of developemnet.
