DOM Protocol is looking for independent developers interested in contributing to the next stage of the project.
The Mainnet and core protocol are already live. The current focus is on final hardening, infrastructure, tooling, documentation and ecosystem development.
Recent work includes signed releases (minisign), root-cause fixes to two consensus incidents, a multi-provider seed infrastructure, and automatic wallet updates — so contributors join a project with real engineering already in place.
We are particularly interested in contributors with experience in:
• Rust
• distributed systems
• blockchain consensus
• Mimblewimble
• RandomX
• P2P networking
• wallet engineering
• Linux packaging
• reproducible builds
• security testing and fuzzing
• block explorers and mining infrastructure
Current contribution areas include:
• node reliability and monitoring
• public seed and peer infrastructure
• mining tools
• RPC and block explorer improvements
• wallet synchronization and recovery
• packaging for Linux, Windows and macOS
• documentation and onboarding
• test coverage, fuzzing and adversarial review
The project is open source:
Wallet repository:
Developers can participate through GitHub issues, pull requests and technical discussion.
Anyone interested in contributing or applying to participate in the development can also join the official DOM Protocol Discord. A dedicated private channel for developers will be available inside the Discord for technical coordination, task discussion and direct communication with the project team.
Interested developers should join the Discord and send a message introducing themselves, their technical background and the areas where they would like to contribute.
Discord: Servidor de Soren planck
This is currently an open-source contribution call. No salary, token allocation, investment return or financial compensation is being promised.
Technical criticism is welcome.