For someone who’s looking for a job with his own skills this list will be so enough to find a good chance for him, first thing to do before applying for a job it’s so important to create a resume mentioning your previous experiences, your personal informations, and why do you think you’re a suitable person for that job offer. Personally I had many interviews using one of the websites you mentioned which was web3.career.
I also recommended for those who never worked before or have no previous experiences to work voluntarily in any project to get some experience and see if you like that job before going straight to a paid job and failing.
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The title and the content of the post are straight to the point and clear, that's what I want to see more in this section of the forum.
I do things I can to contribute and if it is helpful, I glad to know it.Yes, most of the job posting are from software domain or require high amount of experience in a non technical field. Experience matters most in skilled job but asking fro experience for writing jobs doesn't make any sense.
The payment structure is good, I never expected them to be so competitive.
Many job types and if you are good, experienced, you are on top.The payment structure is good, I never expected them to be so competitive.
Like for an example, the common exchanges that we're using. AFAIK, the majority of them are continuous in hiring.
It is very hard to get jobs from exchanges if you are newbie. 
The title and the content of the post are straight to the point and clear, that's what I want to see more in this section of the forum. Great job mate, +2 merits for you.
The fact that there are so many websites and platforms available to work in the Crypto industry makes me wonder about the upcoming future. This Industry is going to feed home for many people.
The fact that there are so many websites and platforms available to work in the Crypto industry makes me wonder about the upcoming future. This Industry is going to feed home for many people.
There are several job sites so if one has enough skills and working experience one can get good from this forum. Everyone should see the lists of jobs you have mentioned in crypto currency at least once because if everyone sees this list then whoever is more experienced and skilled in any subject can choose that job as his profession. There are many knowledgeable people on the forum who have a lot of experience but can't figure out where to apply their experience. There are many web designers or web developers who can't find their right job if they can be helped to find a job, they can express their skills well.
It's a shame, but that's the problem with the crypto job industry at the moment. That, and lack of education qualifications that are globally recognised and trusted. Once that kind of alternative is added, the sector will be a lot better.
The problem with CVs and portfolios are NDAs and length of jobs. They can also be forged, so companies only look for CVs and portfolios for already successful companies, which undermines application value for some.
It might be a shame for us because sometimes others get lucky and get the job while we don't due to our lack of experience. So, it's not a new thing in the crypto industry that employees demand experience. Because this field is so sensitive, most companies prefer to hire those who have good skills in the basics of law and in other fields, like all-over fielders. But most of the time, those companies that aim to scam others always hire a freelancer with good skills. They don't want their users or new users to be skeptical about their services if there are mistakes in the UI and Content.The problem with CVs and portfolios are NDAs and length of jobs. They can also be forged, so companies only look for CVs and portfolios for already successful companies, which undermines application value for some.
Yes, though what I was suggesting is that someone could easily have experience in the cryptocurrency or blockchain space though it might be hard to prove, for reasons such as
- NDA (very common in blockchain/crypto employment)
- Project rebranding, acquirement or collapse (can't verify work, work non existent, or no references)
- Low-merit project (the work might be good, but the project might not be high standing yet)
- High team turnover (leaders, team members, etc change all the time, past work may be hard to validate reference)
- Anonymity, privacy (some people work in private, hard to prove work with just a username attached)
These are all overcomeable, but are hurdles. Tests, hackathons, bounties, etc are all better ways to employ imo!
But, as Ultrloa said, we should grab every opportunity we get. Because it will just add some experience to our portfolio, but that can also be forged in crypt space. But still, if you have good hands-on knowledge of the basics of law, that could add more value to their decision-making, and the more you put on the table, the better your chances of getting hired.
I agree with all of this, very well said.
That is indeed a good list OP! Thanks for sharing it with everyone here. Yes, most of the job posting are from software domain or require high amount of experience in a non technical field. Experience matters most in skilled job but asking fro experience for writing jobs doesn't make any sense. The payment structure is good, I never expected them to be so competitive. For writing jobs I think you need to prubliah some article on platforms like Medium and create a following to apply for to those posting that are asking for experience. That should be able to suffice the requirements.
@OP, thank you for making this list. Those that are aspiring job hunters that are looking for a crypto related job should go each of them if they still haven't found their crypto dream job. Aside from that, if they have some crypto companies that are aware of. They can always check their hiring/careers pages to see if they've got some opening. Like for an example, the common exchanges that we're using. AFAIK, the majority of them are continuous in hiring.
Thank you for sharing these.
These are some hardcore jobs that require advanced skills set. I imagine how long it will take a non tech person to transition to one of these jobs. It breaks my heart when I see that most universities and colleges or higher instructions of learning are yet to catch up with the reality on ground. Most courses still being offered by students need to be scrapped and crypto and Blockchain related courses should be introduced not at the graduate level but as undergrad courses.
These are some hardcore jobs that require advanced skills set. I imagine how long it will take a non tech person to transition to one of these jobs. It breaks my heart when I see that most universities and colleges or higher instructions of learning are yet to catch up with the reality on ground. Most courses still being offered by students need to be scrapped and crypto and Blockchain related courses should be introduced not at the graduate level but as undergrad courses.
It's a shame, but that's the problem with the crypto job industry at the moment. That, and lack of education qualifications that are globally recognised and trusted. Once that kind of alternative is added, the sector will be a lot better.
The problem with CVs and portfolios are NDAs and length of jobs. They can also be forged, so companies only look for CVs and portfolios for already successful companies, which undermines application value for some.
It might be a shame for us because sometimes others get lucky and get the job while we don't due to our lack of experience. So, it's not a new thing in the crypto industry that employees demand experience. Because this field is so sensitive, most companies prefer to hire those who have good skills in the basics of law and in other fields, like all-over fielders. But most of the time, those companies that aim to scam others always hire a freelancer with good skills. They don't want their users or new users to be skeptical about their services if there are mistakes in the UI and Content.The problem with CVs and portfolios are NDAs and length of jobs. They can also be forged, so companies only look for CVs and portfolios for already successful companies, which undermines application value for some.
But, as Ultrloa said, we should grab every opportunity we get. Because it will just add some experience to our portfolio, but that can also be forged in crypt space. But still, if you have good hands-on knowledge of the basics of law, that could add more value to their decision-making, and the more you put on the table, the better your chances of getting hired.
It is very common to see newbies keep on recycling topics but you brought up something new.
Recyling topics are not helpful.I see different people shifting their careers related to cryptocurrency.
It is natural because the blockchain and cryptocurrency industry has been growing more quickly and strongly and the Covid-19 forced people to work at home. After that the freelance industry is growing more and if you are a freelancer, cryptocurrency market can bring many jobs to you.This is the kind of topics that add real value to the forum: the author has summarized a good number of services that I'm sure most of us didn't know about.
I wish I will find more websites for cryptocurrency jobs and hope that forum community will share what are missing in the list.Quote
Congratulations OP, you deserved a merit from me too 
keep up the good work and I hope to see you grow in this forum very soon.
keep up the good work and I hope to see you grow in this forum very soon.
I gave you one merit because I am pleased with your work. It is quite scarce to see new members come up with new ideas that can be beneficial to the community. It is very common to see newbies keep on recycling topics but you brought up something new. I know I can easily get these details but you have saved me the stress. I just discovered that my services will be needed in the crypto industry. But with the popularity of artificial intelligence tools most of these jobs might be reducing. These bots are performing all manner of tasks that was done by humans. In this bad economic condition, it is better to diversify one's income streams. Learning a new skill or advancing in a skill is not a bad idea.
This is the kind of topics that add real value to the forum: the author has summarized a good number of services that I'm sure most of us didn't know about. In fact, I've just created a couple ads in two of the mentioned platforms that otherwise I would not have written.
Congratulations OP, you deserved a merit from me too
keep up the good work and I hope to see you grow in this forum very soon. 
I see different people shifting their careers related to cryptocurrency. I know some people doing a project manager to have good communication with other and makes task distributions so they keep delivering the project on time; under him is the developers. They are the one who develop the project itself, which can be websites, contracts, and even the tiny improvements and events so there's a users engagement with the platform, most of them are the blockchain developers, front-end developers, and of course the back-end. Lastly, I knew you the social media manager who makes an engagement, hype the investors, and of course, keeps the community active to prevent its get rug.
I gave you one merit because I am pleased with your work. It is quite scarce to see new members come up with new ideas that can be beneficial to the community. It is very common to see newbies keep on recycling topics but you brought up something new. I know I can easily get these details but you have saved me the stress. I just discovered that my services will be needed in the crypto industry. But with the popularity of artificial intelligence tools most of these jobs might be reducing. These bots are performing all manner of tasks that was done by humans. In this bad economic condition, it is better to diversify one's income streams. Learning a new skill or advancing in a skill is not a bad idea.
Maybe we should pin this thread 
But most of Cryptocurrency Job is highly skilled worker especially smart contract programmer is on high demand, Is there any sort of tutorial to guide how to become Smart Contract Engineer?
If you are really interested in it then there are some courses available on udemy related to smart contracts and solidity which you can subscribe for with minimal fees and get in depth knowledge about it but there are some requirements like previous coding knowledge to understand them in better way.So check it out and then there are many career opportunities in the same field if you understand it. But most of Cryptocurrency Job is highly skilled worker especially smart contract programmer is on high demand, Is there any sort of tutorial to guide how to become Smart Contract Engineer?There's a lot of free tutorial on youtube , also available I think in udemy and simplilearn you just need to pay. I tried to start doing that but I end up switching to another course , maybe it is not my kind of thing but maybe soon I will try to reinvest my time and learn it again because there's a lot of opening in blockchain market and one of it is smart contract dev.
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Maybe we should pin this thread But most of Cryptocurrency Job is highly skilled worker especially smart contract programmer is on high demand, Is there any sort of tutorial to guide how to become Smart Contract Engineer?
some of cryptocurrency job is not favourable to everyone, so I don't know for others because I have tried to get bitcoin job but it wasn't working out for me. You suggestions concerning pining this thread is good one so that whosoever that wants to access cryptocurrency Jobs can simply click there But most of Cryptocurrency Job is highly skilled worker especially smart contract programmer is on high demand, Is there any sort of tutorial to guide how to become Smart Contract Engineer?Maybe we should pin this thread But most of Cryptocurrency Job is highly skilled worker especially smart contract programmer is on high demand, Is there any sort of tutorial to guide how to become Smart Contract Engineer?
But most of Cryptocurrency Job is highly skilled worker especially smart contract programmer is on high demand, Is there any sort of tutorial to guide how to become Smart Contract Engineer?There's a lot of free tutorial on youtube , also available I think in udemy and simplilearn you just need to pay. I tried to start doing that but I end up switching to another course , maybe it is not my kind of thing but maybe soon I will try to reinvest my time and learn it again because there's a lot of opening in blockchain market and one of it is smart contract dev.
I can still recall attending a seminar that was organised by an exchange in my country and during the process we were taught about blockchain and some other crypto related stuffs and during the seminar one of the speakers made mentioned of a site after talking about upwork, and the other popular freelancing websites to get web3 jobs.
The site was https://web3.career/ I onyl just created an account there I haven't really tried to apply for any job related to web3 so I don't really knwow how the whole stuffs works.
The site was https://web3.career/ I onyl just created an account there I haven't really tried to apply for any job related to web3 so I don't really knwow how the whole stuffs works.
I found a site in my favorites that you don't have in the list. Here it is:
https://bitcoinerjobs.com/
Thank you.https://bitcoinerjobs.com/
I also found this list of Crypto Job Portals And Websites which I think may also help you to find a job and add to the OP list.
Most of sites are in the list. Some of sites are no longer working but I added two useful sites from that list. Thank you.Found this one https://workaspro.com
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