Web3 and crypto jobs
for everyone

Yes. Hired3 is free for job seekers. You can search Web3 and crypto jobs, review full role details, and apply without paying any fee. We recommend focusing on listings with clear scope, team context, and direct apply steps. If any employer asks you for money to apply, treat that as a warning sign and move on.

First, read the full job post and match your application to the role requirements. Next, send a focused CV plus a short note with 2 to 3 outcomes you delivered that relate to the job. Then include links to projects, code, writing, or product work so hiring teams can quickly verify your experience. A clear, role-specific application usually performs better than a generic one.

Not always. Some jobs need direct blockchain experience, but many teams also hire strong people from Web2 backgrounds. Start by showing transferable skills like shipping products, strong communication, and ownership. Then prove your Web3 interest with real work such as side projects, protocol research, governance participation, or open source contributions. This combination helps recruiters trust that you can ramp up fast.

Use the work model as a key filter from the start of your search. For remote crypto jobs, check timezone overlap, meeting load, and communication style. For hybrid or onsite roles, confirm office days, location, commute expectations, and relocation support. Also ask how performance is measured across remote and in-person team members. This helps you avoid roles that look good on paper but do not fit your schedule or working style.

Ask for a pay range early so you do not waste time in a long process with unclear compensation. In crypto hiring, total pay can include base salary, token grants, bonuses, and vesting terms. Ask for each part in writing, including payout currency and schedule, so you can compare offers clearly and fairly. Early clarity on pay protects both your time and the employer’s time.

Start with recent job posts that include clear role scope, team details, and application steps. Then apply quickly with a tailored message while the role is still active in the pipeline. Keep a simple tracker of where you applied, when you applied, and when to follow up. This keeps your search organized and helps you avoid duplicate outreach across email, forms, and social channels.

Be specific and evidence-based. Show what you built, improved, or shipped, and back it up with links and numbers when possible. For technical roles, share code samples or architecture decisions. For non-technical roles, show measurable impact on growth, operations, support, or revenue. Clear proof of work builds trust with hiring teams much faster than broad claims or buzzwords.

After you apply, research the company, product, users, and market category so your answers stay relevant. Practice short stories about your work using clear problem, action, and result examples. Prepare one or two examples that show how you handled tradeoffs or uncertainty. Finally, ask thoughtful questions about roadmap, team setup, and success metrics to show strong professional judgment and long-term fit.