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Job Position Company Posted Location Salary Tags

Aztec

New York, NY, United States

$72k - $110k

Oasis Protocol Foundation

San Francisco, CA, United States

Humanity

Paris, France

Humanity

Sao Paulo, Brazil

Probably Something

United States

$76k - $96k

EPIC

United States

$70k - $100k

Wachsman

Miami, FL, United States

$72k - $75k

Clearmatics

London, United Kingdom

$72k - $91k

nWay Inc.

San Francisco, CA, United States

$72k - $75k

Wachsman

Miami, FL, United States

$72k - $75k

PEPPERLYL

United States

$31k - $52k

IOVLabs

Remote

$31k - $52k

Popoo

Remote

CoinFlip

Tampa

$27k - $90k

D3 DIMENSION TECHNOLOGY PTE.LTD.

Remote

$15k - $25k

Community Lead

Aztec
$72k - $110k estimated
NY New York City, New York, United States
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The role

We’re looking for a Community Lead with a deep understanding of Ethereum scaling solutions. You must be web3 native, with familiarity across community, governance, and tooling, and passionate about empowering the Aztec community of privacy-first users and developers.

This is a high-impact role, both within Aztec and in the broader Ethereum, crypto, and zero-knowledge communities. You’re not just a Discord degenerate, Twitter tinkerer or Medium monkey, but someone driven by the ideals of decentralization. This role offers significant visibility across the crypto ecosystem.

You will help onboard and manage a team of community advocates and contributors, and you’re committed to shepherding Aztec stakeholders through our progressive decentralization roadmap.

You should love people, writing, and creating connective tissue online. You will be the Aztec subject-matter expert on privacy advocacy, and have broad autonomy to execute your mandate.

This role will work closely with the Head of Developer Relations and Head of Growth with access to–and support from–the COO, CEO and Head of Product.

Your responsibilities will include:

  • Understanding and co-creating Aztec’s voice by engaging with users on Twitter, Discord, and at live events
  • Fully owning our Discord community
  • Becoming an expert on Aztec’s technology and being able to field inbound inquiries, collaborating with the Head of BD to prioritize conversations
  • Constructing rewarding, engaging systems for community growth and retention
  • Organizing virtual and in-person meetups and hackathons for developers
  • Hosting Aztec’s community calls, and representing Aztec on podcasts
  • Managing teams of third-party contractors to produce visual and written content
  • Seizing the memes of production

Must-haves:

  • Strong preference for New York City metro area
  • Minimum 2 years marketing or web3-specific community management experience
  • Experience participating in or contributing to web3 communities
  • Proven ability to write in public on Twitter
  • Self-starter nature
  • High degree of organization
  • Cross-platform responsiveness
  • Desire for visibility and connectivity within the broader crypto community
  • Interest in or passion for privacy, self-sovereignty, and human rights

What does a Community Manager in Web3 do?

A community manager in web3, also known as a blockchain community manager, is responsible for managing and growing a community of stakeholders interested in a particular blockchain or decentralized technology

This can include tasks such as moderating online forums and social media groups, organizing events and meetups, and engaging with community members to understand their needs and concerns

The ultimate goal of a community manager in web3 is to build and maintain a strong, active, and engaged community that can help drive the adoption and development of the underlying technology

Some specific responsibilities of a community manager in web3 may include:

  • Developing and implementing strategies for engaging with and growing the community in social madia (most likely on Discord and Twitter)
  • Moderating online forums and social media groups, and responding to community members questions and concerns
  • Organizing and hosting events and meetups to bring community members together and foster collaboration and knowledge sharing
  • Working closely with the development team to ensure that the community's needs and feedback are being taken into account in the design and development of the technology
  • Providing regular updates and information to the community about the progress and status of the technology
  • Dentifying and addressing any issues or conflicts within the community, and working to resolve them in a positive and constructive manner.