Topic: Looking for C# dev and technical documentation writer who understands blockchain (Read 105 times)
February 16, 2018, 04:11:42 AM
Yes, still looking. I will announce in this thread if I find one
February 15, 2018, 05:04:40 PM
still looking?
February 15, 2018, 10:59:40 AM
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Please note that if you think bcash is a good project or a good idea, you don't need to apply.
♡ February 15, 2018, 10:54:52 AM
Hello everyone,
I'm looking for a person who is passionate in blockchain technologies, understands bitcoin protocol, can read and write C#, and is able and passionate to write technical documentation with perfect English and lovely charts and schemas.
At first this is for one-time job, but a long-term cooperation is also possible if we like each other. You will need to be able to communicate in English in frequent video calls. You are create technical documentation directly related to blockchain protocols and crypto currencies related topics such as cryptography. You will also read code in C# maybe even write some code depending on your skills.
It is a bonus if you are familiar with bitcoin source code in C++, or if you can at least read C++ code.
If you're just a technical documentarist, the reward for your work will be up to a $50 equivalent in crypto currency per hour. If you are also a developer or if you can help with technical research, the reward can go easily over one bitcoin per month. Please note that writing the documentation is the topmost priority here, if you're just a developer, please do not apply.
In your application, please mention how many hours per week can you be available, right which country are you from, which languages do you speak on which level, estimate your develop skills in C#, estimate your blockchain technology knowledge, and let me know if you are looking just for a single job or a long term commitment. I will be happy to talk with you on Skype about this job in a short interview.
It would be great if you could present some of your past work - a code in C# and/or documentation or a White Paper that you wrote. Note that I'm not looking for designer but not expected to be able to create technical charts.
Please note that if you think bcash is a good project or a good idea, you don't need to apply.
I'm looking for a person who is passionate in blockchain technologies, understands bitcoin protocol, can read and write C#, and is able and passionate to write technical documentation with perfect English and lovely charts and schemas.
At first this is for one-time job, but a long-term cooperation is also possible if we like each other. You will need to be able to communicate in English in frequent video calls. You are create technical documentation directly related to blockchain protocols and crypto currencies related topics such as cryptography. You will also read code in C# maybe even write some code depending on your skills.
It is a bonus if you are familiar with bitcoin source code in C++, or if you can at least read C++ code.
If you're just a technical documentarist, the reward for your work will be up to a $50 equivalent in crypto currency per hour. If you are also a developer or if you can help with technical research, the reward can go easily over one bitcoin per month. Please note that writing the documentation is the topmost priority here, if you're just a developer, please do not apply.
In your application, please mention how many hours per week can you be available, right which country are you from, which languages do you speak on which level, estimate your develop skills in C#, estimate your blockchain technology knowledge, and let me know if you are looking just for a single job or a long term commitment. I will be happy to talk with you on Skype about this job in a short interview.
It would be great if you could present some of your past work - a code in C# and/or documentation or a White Paper that you wrote. Note that I'm not looking for designer but not expected to be able to create technical charts.
Please note that if you think bcash is a good project or a good idea, you don't need to apply.
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