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Job Position Company Posted Location Salary Tags

Anchorage Digital

United States

$84k - $107k

Ondo Finance

United States

$140k - $210k

Pubgenius Inc.

Seattle, WA, United States

$122k - $150k

Smart IT Frame LLC

Dallas, TX, United States

$39k - $72k

Superlogic

Los Angeles, CA, United States

$175k - $190k

Gate

APAC-T1

$82k - $115k

1inch

London, United Kingdom

$107k - $118k

Wing Assistant

Manila, Philippines

$22k - $54k

Agent

Latin America Latin America Latin America

$30k - $36k

Consensys

Remote

$146k - $220k

Consensys

Remote

$125k - $200k

visa

San Francisco, CA, United States

$68k - $110k

visa

San Francisco, CA, United States

$105k - $162k

Crossmint

United Kingdom

$87k - $150k

MLabs

New York, NY, United States

$120k - $180k

Anchorage Digital
$84k - $107k estimated
United States
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We're hiring a crypto-native technical recruiting lead to take ownership over our Protocols/Blockchain engineering teams. These teams build the financial infrastructure that lets institutions interact with hundreds of blockchain networks securely.

You'll own the full recruiting lifecycle for these roles: sourcing, screening, closing, and everything in between. This is a hands-on leadership role where you'll personally execute end-to-end while also serving as a mentor to other recruiters on the team, helping them sharpen their pipeline strategy and closing instincts.

We evaluate candidates across four key competencies: Technical Skills, Complexity and Impact of Work, Organizational Knowledge, and Communication and Influence. The sections below break down what we're looking for in each:

Technical Skills

  • Owns end-to-end recruiting for the most technically demanding engineering roles. Executes creative sourcing strategies for deeply technical, hard-to-find talent (distributed systems, blockchain, cryptography).
  • Constructs robust pipelines with measurable metrics. Reverse-engineers pipeline math independently (screens, loops, offers needed to hit hiring goals). Iterates to improve efficiency and scales what works.

Complexity and Impact of Work:

  • Independently owns hiring outcomes for high-stakes roles without hand-holding. Executes full-cycle recruiting with strong conversion metrics.
  • Partners with engineering managers and technical leads to calibrate on bar, refine interview loops, and close competitive offers. Escalates appropriately on process changes, bar adjustments, and stakeholder commitments.

Organizational Knowledge:

  • Works cross-functionally with engineers, EMs, and executives, flexing communication >
  • Maintains tight feedback loop with leadership on progress, blockers, and learnings. Balances velocity with judgment on things that ripple across teams.

Communication and Influence:

  • Takes feedback cleanly, gives it constructively. Adapts approach based on stakeholder needs and hiring manager input.
  • Mentors junior recruiters on pipeline strategy, technical calibration, and closing under pressure. Extracts playbooks from successes and teaches others to replicate.

You may be a fit for this role if you have:

  • 8+ years of full-cycle recruiting experience, with significant time spent in crypto, fintech, or adjacent infrastructure spaces where you understand the talent landscape and candidate motivations.
  • Track record of hiring for deeply technical roles (blockchain, distributed systems, security, or similar) where candidates are competitive and closing requires more than just meeting compensation expectations.
  • Demonstrated ability to close competitive candidates with numbers to prove it: you can cite offer acceptance rates, wins against competing offers, or walk through creative close strategies under pressure.
  • Experience pitching equity in a way that inspires candidates to bet on upside rather than just comparing cash offers.
  • History of mentoring other recruiters on pipeline strategy, technical calibration, and closing.
  • Willingness to get in the weeds when stakes are high: you source, screen, and close alongside your team when it matters, while also knowing what to delegate and when to ask for help.
  • Experience in an environment where you were measured on placements or hires, not arbitrary activity: agency recruiting, quota-carrying in-house roles, or a sales-adjacent background where filling roles is the desired outcome.

Although not a requirement, bonus points if:

  • You've worked at a crypto-native company where you already know the talent pools, compensation dynamics, and how to sell the opportunity to engineers who have competing offers.
  • You were emotionally moved by the soundtrack to Hamilton, which chronicles the founding of a new financial system. :)
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What does a blockchain developer do?

A blockchain developer is a software developer who specializes in the development of applications that make use of blockchain technology

Some of the responsibilities of a blockchain developer may include:

  • Designing and implementing smart contracts.
  • Creating and maintaining the infrastructure that supports the blockchain network, and developing user-facing applications that make use of the blockchain.
  • Additionally, a blockchain developer may also be responsible for researching and staying up-to-date with the latest developments in blockchain technology, in order to ensure that their applications are secure and efficient.