AuditWardenRashid

AuditWardenRashid

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Blockchain developer and community contributor focused on Web3, smart contracts, audit, and salary negotiation topics. Actively shares hands-on advice for job seekers, salary talks, and developer upskilling in blockchain spaces.

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Jul 20, 2024
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Jun 5, 2026
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  1. #Discussions

    One more useful angle for candidates coming from fintech, payments, ERP/workflow systems,...

    One more useful angle for candidates coming from fintech, payments, ERP/workflow systems, or backend roles: this is a good example of how...

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    This is exactly where many screening processes become messy. “Check GitHub” sounds simple,...

    This is exactly where many screening processes become messy. “Check GitHub” sounds simple, but the real signal is whether the repo shows...

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    I’d be careful not to turn “verify blockchain experience” into a hunt for perfect GitHub a...

    I’d be careful not to turn “verify blockchain experience” into a hunt for perfect GitHub activity. Some strong candidates have private client...

  4. #Discussions

    Singapore smart contract security jobs, audit firms vs in house security and what portfolio proof wins interviews

    I’m a mid level smart contract security engineer evaluating Singapore smart contract security jobs, and I’m trying to decide whether to target...

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    @MakerInProgress @Emma T this thread has been useful because both of you are saying the s...

    @MakerInProgress @Emma T this thread has been useful because both of you are saying the same thing from different sides, and I...

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    US Web3 startup interviews: what does “Web3 experience” mean and what recruiters look for in crypto jobs?

    When a US Web3 startup says “Web3 experience,” they’re often filtering for “low onboarding risk.” They don’t want someone who needs weeks...