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Web3 Engineering Jobs

Find engineering roles in crypto, NFTs and the metaverse.

Roles from teams at
  • Binance
  • ConsenSys
  • OpenSea
  • Coinbase
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681
Companies hiring
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Fully remote
56%
Median pay of 279 listings
$192,500

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About Web3 Engineering Jobs

This page lists Web3 engineering jobs: smart contract and protocol engineers, backend and frontend developers, full stack, security engineers, DevOps and site reliability, plus blockchain infrastructure work at exchanges, wallets, L1 and L2 teams and DeFi protocols.

Titles vary more than in other categories, so search rather than scan: a protocol role may be listed as Rust engineer, core developer or blockchain engineer. Solidity, Rust, Go, TypeScript and EVM experience come up often, and an audit or security background carries weight on anything holding funds. For a narrower list, try /jobs/solidity or /jobs/blockchain-developer, or set a daily or weekly alert on this page.

What does a Web3 developer do?

A Web3 developer builds software that reads from and writes to a blockchain. That can mean writing smart contracts, building the indexing and APIs behind them, or wiring a web app to a user's wallet. Day to day it looks like normal software work with extra constraints: code is public, upgrades are hard, and bugs can cost money.

Do I need to know Solidity to get a Web3 engineering job?

Only for contract work. Solidity is the main language for EVM chains, and Rust covers Solana and several others, so contract and protocol roles ask for one of them. Plenty of engineering listings here are backend, frontend, data or infrastructure roles where the usual stack matters more, and teams often hire strong engineers who learn the chain part on the job.

How do I get a Web3 engineering job with no experience?

Ship something public. Deploy a contract to a testnet, contribute to an open source protocol repo, or write up a bug you found in an audit contest, then link it from your application. Hiring teams here read GitHub and testnet deployments as readily as a resume. It is also worth filtering to /jobs/entry-level and /jobs/internships, where employers expect to train.