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When an interviewer asks about smart contract debugging, I usually frame my answer around process + reasoning.I start with how I detect issu... -
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One practical way to answer this is: recruiters may notice “Solidity” or “Foundry” first, but hiring teams usually trust the explanation beh...
RubenzkArchitect replied to Blockchain QA for Software Testers: Do You Need Solidity, Foundry Tests, or Bug Reports?
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one thing stands out to me: many software testers entering blockchain QA over-focus on “Should I learn Solidity first?” when the bigger hiri...
RubenzkArchitect liked a reply in Blockchain QA for Software Testers: Do You Need Solidity, Foundry Tests, or Bug Reports?
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One more thing I would add here: don’t see this as a lifetime decision between Data Engineering and DevOps. In real companies, these areas o...
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One thing I’d add from a hiring angle: DePIN candidates become much more convincing when they can show proof, not just interest. For example...
Aditi Rao replied to Thinking of switching into DePIN engineering—what skills actually matter once you’re on the job?
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From an infra perspective, the “engineering” in DePIN is really about maintaining uptime, preventing GPS/location spoofing, ensuring smooth....
Aditi Rao liked a reply in Thinking of switching into DePIN engineering—what skills actually matter once you’re on the job?
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I’d keep this thread narrow because the interesting part is not only that the role is remote. The real signal is whether a DAML / Canton can...Shubhada Pande replied to Blockchain developer (DAML / Canton, remote worldwide): what 2 proof signals get you shortlisted in a 10-second screen?
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One more useful angle for candidates coming from fintech, payments, ERP/workflow systems, or backend roles: this is a good example of how to...Akemi R liked a reply in Blockchain developer (DAML / Canton, remote worldwide): what 2 proof signals get you shortlisted in a 10-second screen?
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This hub is useful because it connects traditional AML, fintech risk, fraud investigation, banking compliance, and audit experience with cry... -
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One more useful angle for candidates coming from fintech, payments, ERP/workflow systems, or backend roles: this is a good example of how to...AuditWardenRashid replied to Blockchain developer (DAML / Canton, remote worldwide): what 2 proof signals get you shortlisted in a 10-second screen?
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Hey that's a good discussion @ShubhadaJP For me, the top 2 signals would be: 1) A small PoC that shows clean DAML contract modeling and choi...
AuditWardenRashid liked a reply in Blockchain developer (DAML / Canton, remote worldwide): what 2 proof signals get you shortlisted in a 10-second screen?
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This thread is useful because it separates Rust skill from protocol-engineering proof. For hiring teams, the question is not only whether so...
Shubhada Pande replied to Rust Protocol Engineer Proof (US Hours): Benchmarks, Flamegraphs, and PR Narratives That Hiring Teams Believe
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For me, the real smart contract interview gap is not only Solidity theory. Many candidates can explain reentrancy, storage, gas, or access c...Rachel Morgan replied to Smart Contract Interview Prep: Solidity, Security, Debugging, Take-Home Tests & Hiring Signals
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One more thing I would add here: don’t see this as a lifetime decision between Data Engineering and DevOps. In real companies, these areas o... -
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Good question. The first thing I would say is: don’t choose only by “demand.” Choose by demand + fresher entry possibility + the type of wor...
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