Specialism: Infrastructure, Developer Tooling

Project: A company with expertise in cryptography and cybersecurity has iterated relentlessly over the past 2.5 years, refining its protocol and vision based on user feedback. This protocol powers fast, decentralized, multi-chain infrastructure, starting with RPC. Blockchain and rollup developers can create incentive pools on the platform, attracting infrastructure providers with incentives like stablecoins, native tokens (such as NEAR, AXL, and Evmos), and even memecoins. Providers are aggregated, and user RPC/API requests are routed peer-to-peer based on geolocation and quality of service. The company's vision is to accelerate blockchain adoption by enhancing its infrastructure.

Key Skills: Cosmos SDK, Go, RCP, Blockchain APIs

Location: Remote

Role Detail: We are seeking a DevRel Engineer to play a key role in shaping the modular and decentralized future. As a DevRel Engineer, you will be the primary liaison between our community of dapp developers, SDK users, RPC node runners, and validators. In this role, you will produce educational materials to onboard thousands of rollup and dapp developers, including documentation, social content, technical guides, and blogs. You will design and implement sample applications showcasing the power of our protocol and SDK, and act as the principal liaison between builder and node runner communities and internal product and engineering teams. Additionally, you will oversee technical community initiatives such as bug bounties and collaborate with product, business, and engineering teams to communicate and align on upcoming features and releases.

Requirements:

• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to engage and inspire a community, with an established presence on crypto Twitter being advantageous
• Over 3 years of demonstrated experience as a Software Engineer or Developer, ideally proficient in Go
• Familiarity with Cosmos SDK
• Extensive understanding of RPC and blockchain APIs
• In-depth knowledge of developer tooling within the web3 ecosystem