About the company
Scaling Ethereum with Zero Knowledge Proofs.
Job Summary
What You'll Be Doing
📍Setting the vision and strategy to provide the best developer experience in the layer 2 space 📍Define the team's needs and structure to grow into specialized squads to tackle specific challenges 📍Taking care of developer tools, documentation, and SDKs 📍Aligning and influencing the roadmap of core protocol teams 📍Creating and prioritizing initiatives and setting up a clear roadmap with the outcomes the team wants to achieve 📍Lead the organization in developing a high understanding of developer needs and pains 📍Working in an agile environment with your development team, outsourced squads that takes care of specific products 📍Fostering a data-driven culture, working closely with community and developer relations to identify gaps in the developer experience 📍Inspiring your team and stakeholders
What We Look For in You
📍You have a deep understanding of software development and architecture, APIs, SDKs, IDEs, etc 📍8+ years working in product management as well as multiple years of software engineering experience 📍You possess a thorough understanding of the EVM and have at least basic working knowledge of the L2 landscape 📍Previous experience in web3 or blockchain companies/projects 📍You have experience managing agile teams and product development processes 📍You’re an excellent communicator, in writing and speaking, whether you’re talking to a founder, a community member, or an executive 📍You have a proven track record of focusing on outcomes and bringing value to businesses 📍An eye for detail, yet focused on getting things done 📍Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English 📍Creativity and out-of-the-box mindset to brainstorm solutions for difficult problems 📍Challenging personality. Just because something is the way it is, or the company says “this is how we do it”, doesn't mean it is right 📍Experience in leading with influence, inspiring others to follow best practices, and deliver real value to customers 📍You're hands on. You only ship features after you’ve tested them and made edits to the documentation
