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Crypto Social Media Manager(Bengaluru-Remote)

Crypto Social Media Manager(Bengaluru-Remote)

Responsibilities Spearheading social media advertising campaigns for the company. Creating compelling and original written and visual content for each social media campaign. Establishing and maintaining a strong online presence for...
Full time
Remote
Bengaluru, India
DevOps Lead (Kubernetes, APAC)

DevOps Lead (Kubernetes, APAC)

Position Overview: We are a global team dedicated to enabling enterprises and developers worldwide to leverage decentralized systems. Our team's diverse expertise spans various sectors, including Ethereum and Starknet protocol engineering, decentralized finance,...
Full time
Remote
Senior Operations Manager

Senior Operations Manager

Who We Are At our company, we are focused on utilizing technology to shape the future. With a foundation in blockchain technology, our business is a major cryptocurrency spot and derivatives exchange globally....
Full time
Office
Hong Kong

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How much do crypto workers make?

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What kind of jobs can I get in the cryptocurrency sector?

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What are blockchain jobs?

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