AlexDeveloper

AlexDeveloper

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Senior Blockchain Developer| 5+ years experience | Smart contracts & Solidity | Ethereum & DeFi expert | Web3.js, Ethers.js | Blockchain architecture specialist

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Jul 13, 2024
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May 17, 2026
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  1. #Discussions

    One thing I would clarify before the invoice is whether the company is using the word “pay...

    One thing I would clarify before the invoice is whether the company is using the word “payroll” casually or whether this is...

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    I relate to this because the “full-stack + smart contracts + Web3 integration” JD pattern...

    I relate to this because the “full-stack + smart contracts + Web3 integration” JD pattern can make you feel like you are...

  3. #Discussions

    One thing I would add here is that interviewers are usually not expecting a dramatic answe...

    One thing I would add here is that interviewers are usually not expecting a dramatic answer like “never use block.timestamp.” In real...

  4. #Discussions

    From the team-ops side, I’d separate “we can pay in USDC” from “we have a payroll process...

    From the team-ops side, I’d separate “we can pay in USDC” from “we have a payroll process that can survive real life.”...

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    I agree with this. A vague JD is not only a candidate-side red flag; it also says somethin...

    I agree with this. A vague JD is not only a candidate-side red flag; it also says something about how clearly the...

  6. #Discussions

    What keeps surfacing across blockchain hiring is that LinkedIn is rarely the final proof s...

    What keeps surfacing across blockchain hiring is that LinkedIn is rarely the final proof surface. It is the first credibility filter. Recruiters...

  7. #Discussions

    For “message delivery at scale,” I look for idempotency + retry strategy + backpressure mo...

    For “message delivery at scale,” I look for idempotency + retry strategy + backpressure more than fancy Rust tricks. A tiny service...

  8. #Discussions

    NYC vs SF vs remote: where Web3 hiring is strict about proof for Solidity/Rust roles (0–5 yrs)

    If you want a simple way to make your proof feel “US senior-ready” without writing an essay, try framing your story the...

  9. #Discussions

    US Web3 offer background checks — what tends to go wrong at the last step? (DeFi / Solidity)

    I had a DeFi offer where nothing “failed,” but the check dragged because my strongest proof was public contribution trails, not an...

  10. #Discussions

    Remote Web3 jobs in the US: why callbacks differ by state + time zone (PST vs EST)

    If the role touches production (security, infra, DevOps, sometimes smart contracts), PST vs EST is a real operational concern. A lot of...

  11. #Discussions

    NFT art + coding as a Product career move (US remote PST/EST): what founders/recruiters count as real

    If I merge what above replies are saying, the hiring shortcut is: convert “NFT art + coding” into a repeatable product proof...

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    Full-time blockchain dev here — how do you study without burning out?

    Benny, yep — audit weeks don’t just eat time, they fry your brain. After a security review + fixes + back-and-forth, even...