Web3 Content & Writing Jobs
Content roles in web3 range from technical writers who own protocol documentation to content marketers, editors and copywriters who explain products to users and investors. The common thread is accuracy: readers check claims on-chain, and unclear docs cost teams developers.
Employers look for writers who can understand technical material and make it simple without making it wrong. Below are current content and writing roles.
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15 jobsInternal Communications Lead
NewElliptic · London, GB
1 day ago
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Social Media Manager, Predictions
Coinbase · Remote
$140k–165k
4 days ago
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Financial Crimes Analyst
Crypto.com · Saint Julian's, MT
6 days ago
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Credit Lead (Underwriter), Institutional Lending & Liquidity
Tether · Remote · London, GB
10 days ago
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Lead Editor
Inca Digital · Remote
12 days ago
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Senior Manager - Lawfare
Inca Digital · Remote
12 days ago
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Content Production Intern (Winter 2027)
Gemini · Remote · New York, US
$32+
12 days ago
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Director, Content Strategy
Ripple · Remote · New York, US
$196k–240k
20 days ago
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Global Customer Marketing Manager
Taxbit · Seattle, Washington, US
$112k–188k
26 days ago
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NFT Artist / Designer / Video Editor
Zoru Fight Games · Remote
26 days ago
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Social Media Lead, Kraken Pro
Kraken · Remote
29 days ago
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Binance Accelerator Program - Content Media
Binance · Remote · UAE, Abu Dhabi / Asia / CIS Region / Bahrain, Manama / UAE, Dubai
29 days ago
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Video Editor
Aave · Remote · New York, US
1 month ago
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Content & Brand Associate (Content, Community and Social) - Internship
Maple Finance · Remote - APAC, Asia, Australia
1 month ago
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Product Marketing Manager - Cards
Rain · New York, US
$140k–175k
1 month ago
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Frequently asked questions
Do technical writers in web3 need to code?
Reading code helps a lot. Documentation roles usually expect you to run examples, follow SDK changes and work directly with engineers.
What does a portfolio need?
Published samples on crypto topics: docs, explainers, research threads or blog posts. Clear writing about one protocol is worth more than general marketing copy.
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