diff --git a/content/jobs/blockchain-engineer.md b/content/jobs/blockchain-engineer.md index 5613dd7c..a15df292 100644 --- a/content/jobs/blockchain-engineer.md +++ b/content/jobs/blockchain-engineer.md @@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ location: remote (global) --- This position involves working directly on the LBRY [blockchain](https://github.com/lbryio/lbrycrd) using C++ and Go. You would be -responsible for anticipating LBRY's blockchain needs, understanding the tradeoffs between different ways to meet those needs, and -designing and implementing your chosen solution. +responsible for anticipating LBRY's blockchain needs (scaling, features, ecosystem integration), understanding the tradeoffs between +different ways to meet those needs, and designing and implementing your chosen solution. Requirements: diff --git a/view/template/page/join-us.php b/view/template/page/join-us.php index f727adca..9edc5186 100644 --- a/view/template/page/join-us.php +++ b/view/template/page/join-us.php @@ -17,10 +17,21 @@

Some things to know about working at LBRY:

Who We're Looking For

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Positions

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Benefits

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Hiring Process

Click "Apply" below any job listed above to begin the process. We use a 3-step hiring process:

1. Intro Call

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A brief (30 minute max), non-technical, introductory phone call with either the CEO, CTO, or appropriate lead.

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+ A brief (30 minute max), non-technical, introductory phone call with either the CEO, CTO, or appropriate lead. + We'll discuss what kind of work you want to do, what we're looking for, dealbreakers on both sides, and any questions you have. +

2. Code Contribution or Trial Task

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Non-technical hires will also be asked to complete a compensated trial task after they apply and complete step 1.

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Technical hires are required to complete compensated code contribution on the repository they'd be working on. +

Non-technical hires will be asked to complete a compensated trial task after they apply and complete step 1.

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Technical hires are required to complete a (compensated) code contribution to the repository they'd be working on. Issues tagged "good first issue" are suitable for this purpose, though you are welcome to work on another issue or even - something not filed at all.

+ something that's not filed at all. You can work at your own pace -- there's no time limit. Successful candidates usually + spend 4 to 16 hours doing this.

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Steps 1 and 2 may be completed in either order. You're welcome to contribute a PR before the introductory call.

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For questions or problems with a particular issue, please comment directly on the GitHub issue. For setup or environment trouble, open a separate issue or email the contact listed in the project README. You can also join - #dev in our chat to interact with other community members.

+ #developers in our chat to interact with other community members.

3. Meet the Team

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A longer meeting with the team members you'd be working directly with, as well as the CEO and/or CTO.

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Steps 1 and 2 may be completed in either order (i.e. you're welcome to try contributing before the introductory call).

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+ A longer meeting with the team members you'd be working directly with, as well as the CEO and/or CTO. + We'll go deeper into the specific role, how you can best fit with the team, and what expectations we have for each other. + We may also ask you about your code contribution and your knowledge of key skills and technologies. +

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+ After this we'll make a hiring decision. +

Referrals

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Know someone who'd be a great fit? Tell them about us, send them a link to this page, or show up at their house unexpectedly - with a box of candy and a persuasive pitch. If we hire them, we'll pay you $5,000. That's what we call a win-win.

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+ Know someone who'd be a great fit? Tell them about us, send them a link to this page, or show up at their house unexpectedly + with a box of candy and a persuasive pitch. If we hire them, we'll pay you $5,000. That's what we call a win-win. +

Other Work

Interested in contributing but not ready for commitment? We have a guide for contributors