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Web3 Internships

Find Web3 internships roles in crypto, NFTs and the metaverse.

Roles from teams at
  • Binance
  • ConsenSys
  • OpenSea
  • Coinbase
Posted in the last 30 days
97
Companies hiring
25
Fully remote
44%
Median pay of 19 listings
$83,000

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About Web3 Internships

This page lists Web3 internships — internship and placement roles at crypto and blockchain companies, in engineering, research, marketing, design, operations and business development.

Internships in this field come in two shapes: structured programs at larger exchanges and infrastructure companies, with set start dates and formal applications, and informal placements at smaller teams that hire whenever they have capacity. Requirements differ accordingly, so a program may ask for current enrollment and specific dates while a startup may care only that you can start soon and work independently. Check each listing for whether it is paid, how long it runs, and whether it is open to students only. For junior roles outside student programs, see /jobs/entry-level.

Are blockchain internships paid?

Many are, especially at exchanges, infrastructure companies and funded protocol teams. Unpaid arrangements do exist in crypto, more often at very early-stage projects and DAOs. The listing should say; if pay is not mentioned anywhere in the description, ask before you commit, and treat that as a reasonable question rather than an awkward one.

Do I need to be a student to apply for a Web3 internship?

For formal programs, often yes — they may require current enrollment or graduation within a set window, and some are tied to university calendars. Smaller companies are usually more flexible and will consider career changers or recent graduates for the same work. Read the eligibility line carefully, since it is the requirement most likely to rule you out on paper.

How do I find crypto internships?

Browse this page and set up an alert so new internships reach you by email, since programs often open and close within a short window. Applying early in a hiring cycle helps, as structured programs frequently fill on a rolling basis. It is also worth broadening to /jobs/entry-level, where junior roles sometimes suit the same candidates.