What is a Blockchain Engineer?
A Blockchain Engineer is an engineer who builds blockchain products, or uses blockchain technology to create new products. While the skillset of a Software Engineer and Blockchain Engineers often overlap (in fact - most Blockchain Engineers probably come from a software background) - there are some key differences, especially since Blockchain products are a critical element of Web3 and require specialized vocabulary and knowledge.
What is the typical background of a Blockchain Engineer?
In many instances, a background in Backend Engineering may be preferred, with at least several years of experience. Blockchain Engineers may also need basic knowledge of algorithms and mathematics as a base for the models they develop.
If hiring for management roles in Blockchain Engineering, hiring managers may want to pay close attention to candidates with years of experience in leading teams, the types and complexities of the technologies worked with, and experience in building long-term strategies.
If hiring for management roles in Blockchain Engineering, hiring managers may want to pay close attention to candidates with years of experience in leading teams, the types and complexities of the technologies worked with, and experience in building long-term strategies.
What are the skills that a Blockchain Engineer needs to have?
What are some of the typical responsibilities a successful Blockchain Engineer should have?
What are some of the programming languages a Blockchain Engineer should know?
Experience with JIRA, Github, Confluence are all important programming languages for a Blockchain Engineer. Blockchain Engineers may also need experience with languages like C++, Java or Python as a baseline for their work.
What are some typical job titles for a Blockchain Engineer?
Some of the roles we’re recruited for include: