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Lead Engineer (Unity) (Japan)

Lead Engineer (Unity) (Japan)

Location: Japan About us: Deep expertise. Personal and Industry evolution. Impeccable craft. These are Limit Break’s founding principles. Welcome to Limit Break, where gaming and innovation meet to create a world...
Full time
Office
Tokyo, Japan
Senior Engineer (Unity)

Senior Engineer (Unity)

Location: Manila, Philippines About us: Limit Break was established by seasoned industry experts in mobile gaming, aiming to expand beyond traditional gaming realms to revolutionize digital markets and create...
Full time
Hybrid
Manila, Philippines
Content Writer

Content Writer

We are in search of a creative individual to join our team as a Content Writer. The ideal candidate will be a valuable member of our content creation team, contributing significantly to the development of...
Full time
Office
Taipei, Taiwan

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If you’re looking for a job in the Web3 world, it helps to have at least a broad understanding of the technology, as well as key currencies and projects. If you’re applying for a technical role, then you’ll need more in-depth experience. You can look for jobs in various ways. You can start with the standard recruitment sites, like LinkedIn, on freelancer sites like LaborX, or you can get involved with individual projects and communities, if there is something you’re interested in and you have skills they need.

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?

The term ‘blockchain jobs’ is typically used to mean jobs of any kind within the crypto/blockchain/Web3 sector. It includes technical roles (e.g. blockchain developer, architect or engineer, data scientist, security expert, and so on) but also roles in any other area for an organisation that just happens to work with blockchain. ‘Blockchain jobs’ therefore may or may not require understanding of blockchain technology.