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Senior Developer Relations Engineer

Fuel Labs
$72k - $100k estimated

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Senior Developer Relations Engineer

Web3 /
DevRel /
Full-Time
/ Remote

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About Fuel Labs
Fuel Labs is building the fastest modular execution layer in the world. Our network is a permissionless, trust-minimised layer-2 protocol for Ethereum that enables low-cost, high-throughput, value transfer transactions and comprises of a highly-optimised roll-up design.

There are three central pillars to our technology: parallel transaction execution, Fuel Virtual Machine (FuelVM), and our very own domain-specific language, called Sway. Combing these, Fuel Labs delivers the highest security, flexibility and functionality, for a superior developer experience.

About the Team
The Fuel team is remote first and globally distributed, with English as our primary language for communication. We are looking for self-starters that are excited about working in a fast-paced startup environment. We do not require contributors to live in specific time zones, but much of the team lives and works in the European and US time zones. Contributors should endeavor to make themselves available as needed for scheduled team and company events.

Who You Are
Fuel Labs is seeking a full-time Senior DevRel Engineer who will be responsible for growing the Fuel developer community and ensuring that Fuel engages with both its existing community, and the wider community to educate on Fuel's initiatives. It’s a strategic role at the intersection of community and growth with high exposure to the Leadership team.

Requirements

    • 4+ years of experience in developer relations, developer advocacy, or related.
    • Experience building applications for a blockchain (any of contracts, frontend, backend, infra, libraries, etc.)
    • Native-level proficiency in written and spoken English.
    • Experience with programming in Rust.
    • A deep understanding of the blockchain landscape.
    • A deep understanding of the Ethereum layer-2 ecosystem.

Responsibilities

    • Developing the DevRel Strategy
    • Growing the Fuel developer community through relevant channels
    • Engage with developers and the broader community to evangelize and educate
    • Prepare technical documentation and blog posts
    • Hosting technical workshops and giving talks at conferences.
    • Create and lead community outreach initiatives and relationship management
    • Answering questions in Discord
    • Build and lead the Developer Relations team
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What is the meaning of Layer 2?

Layer 2 in the context of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology refers to a secondary framework or protocol that is built on top of an existing blockchain system (the main chain or Layer 1)

The primary purpose of Layer 2 solutions is to solve the scalability and speed issues that many blockchains face, especially those that have become popular and heavily used, like Ethereum

Here are the key aspects of Layer 2 solutions:

  1. Scalability Enhancement: They help in scaling the main blockchain by handling transactions off the main chain. This reduces the burden on the main chain, allowing for faster and cheaper transactions.
  2. Types of Layer 2 Solutions: There are various forms of Layer 2 solutions, including state channels, sidechains, plasma chains, and rollups. Each has its own mechanism for interacting with the main chain and handling transactions.
  3. State Channels: These involve two parties engaging in numerous transactions outside of the main chain, which are then consolidated into a single transaction. This is especially useful for situations where multiple transactions occur between the same parties.
  4. Sidechains: These are separate blockchains that are connected to the main chain via a two-way peg. They operate independently and can have their own consensus mechanisms but are secured by the main chain.
  5. Plasma Chains: Plasma chains are similar to sidechains but with a more hierarchical structure. They report back to the main chain regularly and are optimized for mass transaction handling.
  6. Rollups: Rollups process and store transaction data on a sidechain but post transaction data to the main chain. They come in two varieties: optimistic rollups and zk-rollups, each with its own method of transaction verification.
  7. Security Considerations: While Layer 2 solutions are generally secure, they can have different security models compared to the main chain. This is an important consideration for users and developers.
  8. Impact on User Experience: For end-users, Layer 2 solutions can greatly improve the experience by reducing transaction fees and increasing transaction speeds.
  9. Adoption and Development: Many blockchain projects are actively developing Layer 2 solutions to enhance their networks. This is an ongoing area of innovation in the blockchain space.