What you bring to the table

📍Native or native-level command of English (American English preferred). We’re looking for an absolute wordsmith. 📍A proven track record of writing excellent short- and long-form content — we do want to see your writing samples and cannot encourage you strongly enough to add your best few to your application. 📍You’re an active user of Twitter and have been for a long, long time. 📍You get the platform. You get the people on it. You know what’s cool, and what’s not. You’re a Twitter guru, basically. Please share your Twitter account with us when applying, or 1 or 2 accounts you’ve managed. 📍At least 3 years’ worth of experience on content roles, ideally in Web3 or tech, but we’ll bat an eye if your skills are too good to pass on. 📍A strong understanding of Web3 basics — we’re not looking for the next Satoshi, but you should know why you can’t download your Bitcoin on a flash drive. 📍A deep curiosity for all things tech and an ability to translate the intricacies of decentralized architectures, cryptography, and AI-Web3-IoT interplay into well-written and normie-friendly copy. 📍An ability to put on different personas and tailor the communications to a wide array of audiences while still retaining the core brand voice. 📍Professionalism, responsibility, and communicability, which become all the more important when working in a remote-first team as distributed as Web3 itself.

Nice to have

📍An in-depth understanding of Web3 and a passion for its emerging DePIN sector. 📍A strong understanding of SEO basics; advanced knowledge is even more welcome. 📍Basic visual editing and design skills with a focus on social media. 📍An affinity for spamming parrot emojis on Slack — don’t ask, just do it.