Austin has a reputation as a tech town, but it is also growing its business sector in other fields. Recently, the city has become a hub for headquarters relocations. In the past five years, 66 companies anchored their operations in the city, more than any other metro area in the country, according to a review by CBRE.
Unit 410 is among that growing number of businesses headquartered in Austin. A fully-remote engineering company building state-of-the-art, institutional-grade systems and solutions for secure network participation, their team is distributed across the country but maintains a hub for in-person engineering operations in the city.
Cryptocurrency Engineer Dan Maclean told Built In last year that the remote team connects and works together efficiently.
“Learning the development stack is always a work in progress, but it’s great to be surrounded by other engineers on the same journey,” he said.
Unit 410’s distributed teamwork is what makes them our Built In ATX company of the month.
What Unit 410 Does: Unit 410 is a blockchain, security, software, cryptocurrency and Web3 company empowering the largest stakeholders in crypto with secure and innovative solutions. The company builds state-of-the-art, institutional-grade systems and solutions for secure network participation.
The Perks
- Generous parental leave
- Home office stipend
- Continuing education stipend
Teamwork Makes the Dream Work: An engineering-first company, Unit 410 is a small team of experienced security, infrastructure, and cryptocurrency engineers. Team members have experience at companies like Coinbase, Google, and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Last year, Cryptocurrency Engineer Dan Maclean told Built In how he appreciates being part of a small, expert team that shares responsibility. “Learning the development stack is always a work in progress, but it’s great to be surrounded by other engineers on the same journey,” he said.
