amanda smith

amanda smith

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I started with Solidity, Rust, smart contracts, NFTs, and Layer 2 systems. Then my focus moved toward the parts of blockchain work that show real engineering judgment: test quality, GitHub proof, protocol reasoning, gas and security trade-offs, incident thinking, wallet infrastructure, stablecoin payment workflows, blockchain forensics. I’m more interested in the gap between claiming Web3 experience, proving it clearly through readable work, technical decisions, & explanations hiring teams trust

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Sep 1, 2024
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Jul 2, 2026
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  1. #Discussions

    This is a useful teardown because “AI fluency” is now appearing in many senior technical J...

    This is a useful teardown because “AI fluency” is now appearing in many senior technical JDs, but the hiring signal is still...

  2. #Discussions

    Good points in this thread. I think the part many people underestimate is that oracle desi...

    Good points in this thread. I think the part many people underestimate is that oracle design is not always a “write one...

  3. #Discussions

    One practical angle here: candidates also need language for this. If a company sends a re...

    One practical angle here: candidates also need language for this. If a company sends a repo and says “run it,” a junior...

  4. #Discussions

    This is such an underrated point. In a first blockchain developer job, the hard part is no...

    This is such an underrated point. In a first blockchain developer job, the hard part is not only solving the Solidity bug....

  5. #Web3 Career Guide

    One practical gap I see in Web3 compliance career transitions is that many candidates know...

    One practical gap I see in Web3 compliance career transitions is that many candidates know they need “proof,” but they are unsure...

  6. #Discussions

    Agree. I think the sample should be short enough for a hiring manager to understand quickl...

    Agree. I think the sample should be short enough for a hiring manager to understand quickly. Maybe the best format is not...