Blockchain Developer Jobs in Crypto & Web3

Blockchain developer roles cover the full stack of decentralized systems, from writing and auditing smart contracts in Solidity, Rust, or Move to building the wallets, indexers, and APIs that connect users to chains. Strong fundamentals in cryptography, consensus, and the EVM are common expectations.

Day to day, these engineers integrate oracles and bridges, optimize gas, secure contracts against reentrancy and overflow, and ship dApps with libraries like ethers.js, web3.js, and viem. Many roles also touch infrastructure, running nodes, subgraphs, and on-chain data pipelines.

18open jobs
$107k–$178ktypical salary
17companies hiring
1added this week
100%remote

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Frequently asked questions

What languages should a blockchain developer learn first?
Solidity is the most in-demand for EVM chains, followed by Rust for Solana, NEAR, and Substrate, and Move for Aptos and Sui. JavaScript or TypeScript is essential for dApp frontends and integrations.
Do I need a computer science degree to get hired?
Usually not. Teams care more about demonstrable on-chain projects, audited contracts, open-source contributions, and a solid grasp of cryptography and security than formal credentials.
What is the difference between a smart contract and a protocol engineer?
Smart contract engineers build application logic deployed to a chain, while protocol engineers work on the chain itself, including consensus, the virtual machine, and networking layers.