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You'll work on blockchain-integrated systems that allow investors to self-custody financial assets ... Teach and mentor other engineers What you'll bring to the team * Bachelor's degree in Computer ...

You'll work on blockchain-integrated systems that allow investors to self-custody financial assets ... Teach and mentor other engineers What you'll bring to the team * Bachelor's degree in Computer ...

Several tax partners teach international, corporate, and blockchain tax classes at Stanford Law School and UC Berkeley School of Law. Client is deeply committed to training and mentoring the next ...

We do this by creating programs that teach skills and support sustainable growth. Join us on our ... Engineer efficient data visualization solutions that transform complex blockchain and backend data ...

Lead CX Solution Manager

New York, NY · On-site

$200K - $250K/yr

At the heart of this mission is the Canton Network - the blockchain purpose-built for institutional ... Educates clients and the team about the Canton Network, teaching the in-depth details of privacy ...

We do this by creating programs that teach skills and support sustainable growth. Join us on our ... Engineer efficient data visualization solutions that transform complex blockchain and backend data ...

We do this by creating programs that teach skills and support sustainable growth. Join us on our ... blockchain and backend data into user-friendly interfacesDrive technical excellence through ...

We do this by creating programs that teach skills and support sustainable growth. Join us on our ... Engineer efficient data visualization solutions that transform complex blockchain and backend data ...

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How much do blockchain teaching jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 13, 2026, the average hourly pay for blockchain teaching in the United States is $15.66, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $13.46 and $17.07 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is blockchain teaching?

Blockchain teaching refers to the process of educating students or professionals about blockchain technology, its underlying principles, use cases, and applications. This can involve explaining how blockchains work, the basics of cryptocurrencies, smart contracts, and decentralized applications. Blockchain teachers may work in universities, coding bootcamps, online platforms, or corporate training environments. The goal is to help learners understand both the technical and practical aspects of blockchain so they can apply this knowledge in real-world scenarios.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a blockchain teacher?

To thrive as a Blockchain Teacher, you need a solid understanding of blockchain technology, distributed ledger systems, programming languages like Solidity, and typically a background in computer science or related fields. Familiarity with blockchain platforms (such as Ethereum and Hyperledger), smart contract development tools, and relevant certifications (like Certified Blockchain Expert) is often expected. Strong communication, adaptability, and the ability to simplify complex concepts are essential soft skills for effective teaching. These qualifications ensure instructors can deliver accurate, engaging education in a rapidly evolving field, adequately preparing students for industry demands.

What are some common challenges faced by professionals in blockchain teaching, and how can they be addressed?

Professionals in Blockchain Teaching often encounter challenges such as keeping up with the rapidly evolving technology, translating complex technical concepts into accessible lessons, and engaging students with varying levels of prior knowledge. To address these challenges, instructors frequently participate in continuous learning through industry webinars, collaborate with colleagues to update curricula, and leverage hands-on projects or real-world case studies to make lessons more relatable. Building a supportive learning environment and staying connected to the blockchain community can also help teachers anticipate trends and maintain relevant, up-to-date course content.

What is the difference between Blockchain Teaching vs Blockchain Developer?

AspectBlockchain TeachingBlockchain Developer
Required CredentialsKnowledge of blockchain concepts, teaching experience, certifications in blockchain or educationProgramming skills, blockchain development certifications, technical degrees
Work EnvironmentEducational institutions, online platforms, training centersTech companies, startups, blockchain firms, software development teams
Employer & Industry UsageEducational sector, training providers, universitiesTechnology industry, finance, supply chain, decentralized apps
Common Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding roles in blockchain educationTechnical development and coding in blockchain projects

Blockchain Teaching focuses on educating others about blockchain technology, requiring teaching skills and blockchain knowledge. Blockchain Developer involves creating and implementing blockchain solutions, requiring coding and technical expertise. Both roles are essential in the blockchain industry but serve different functions within the ecosystem.

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Infographic showing various Blockchain Teaching job openings in the United States as of September 2026, with employment types broken down into 12% Internship, 82% Full Time, and 6% Part Time. Highlights an 53% In-person, 12% Hybrid, and 35% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $32,572 per year, or $15.7 per hour.

Senior Staff Product Designer, Digital Assets

Palo Alto, CA • On-site

Other

Posted 16 days ago


Job description

About Nu

Nu is the leading digital bank in Latin America, serving 135 million customers across Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia. The company has been leading an industry transformation by leveraging data and proprietary technology to develop innovative products and services.

Guided by its mission to fight complexity and empower people, Nu caters to customers’ complete financial journey, promoting financial access and advancement with responsible lending and transparency. The company is powered by an efficient and scalable business model that combines low cost to serve with growing returns.

Nu’s impact has been recognized in multiple awards, including Time 100 Most Influential Companies, Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies, and Forbes World’s Best Banks.

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Senior Staff Product Designer, Digital Assets

We are building open money and open financial services — not "crypto."

The Digital Assets team at Nubank is reimagining how a financial services platform can use blockchain technology to solve real problems for real people — without ever making customers think about the blockchain at all. We have deliberately renamed ourselves from Crypto to Digital Assets, and we have effectively banned the word "crypto" internally. We do not do crypto for crypto's sake. We do blockchain banking.

The reference point is Apple Pay. It runs on cryptography, public and private keys, and secure tokenization inside a secure enclave. Apple never says any of that. It says "on device," and "it just works." That is the standard for everything we ship.

The Role

We are looking for a Senior Staff Product Designer (IC8/IC9) to join the Digital Assets team in Palo Alto. You will be the lead design voice for a genuinely new category: making digital assets — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and stablecoins — as simple, accessible, and trusted as a debit card swipe.

This role sits at the intersection of consumer product design, financial innovation, and zero-to-one invention. Much of what you will design has never existed in consumer form before. You will not be asked to study what the incumbents did; the explicit instruction is to carve a new path.

What You Will Design
  • The buy, hold, and sell experience for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Digital Dollars, etc. — designed to feel intuitive, familiar, and clear from the first interaction.

  • Earning, also known as staking: an experience that lets customers put eligible digital assets to work and earn rewards with clarity, control, and trust — without exposing the protocol mechanics underneath.

  • Onchain transfers and payments: sending, receiving, and using digital assets in ways that feel as simple and dependable as moving money today, while the underlying blockchain complexity stays out of the customer’s way.

  • The invisible infrastructure layer that powers core functionality across the entire company, including the US build.

  • Both the customer experience and the platform that other teams will draw on for future launches.

  • New ways for people to own, move, use, and grow value across financial products and borders — shaping a flexible foundation for what open money can become without being constrained by today’s conventions.

What We Are Looking For
  • Consumer instincts over crypto fluency. Deep domain experience in crypto is not the point here — and can even work against you. If your instinct is to explain custody models or gas fees to a customer, this is not the seat.

  • Mobile expertise is a must-have. There is no desktop app in Brazil; effectively no web. Strong recent mobile work is non-negotiable, and a primarily B2B or enterprise background is a hard fit.

  • Zero-to-one experience. You have designed products that did not exist before, where there were no references to copy, and you thrived in the ambiguity.

  • A product marketing mindset. You care about the words, the positioning, and how it feels — not just the design elements. Our touchstone is "a thousand songs in your pocket," decided before the product was designed.

  • The ability to hide complexity. You have made something complicated feel obvious and delight. Products that resonate with us: Cash App, Apple, the Tesla app, Duolingo, Wise, Revolut.

  • Fintech experience is a plus, never a requirement. We will teach you the compliance, legal, and regulatory ropes. What we cannot teach is the instinct to dream a magical experience first.

  • A short line to the business. The design team reports directly to the GM of the business unit. For a senior designer, that means unusual room to shape strategy rather than receive it.

How We Work
  • Dream first. The hiring manager's framing is: "Dream the magical experience first. We'll tell you afterwards what's not allowed."

  • No desktop-first. Everything is mobile-first, consumer-first.

  • No copy-and-paste. No copying from Coinbase or Robinhood. We are deliberately different.

  • The US is part of the trajectory. You will be shaping work that serves the next phase of global growth.

The Team

You will report directly to Michael Rihani, GM of the Digital Assets business unit. Michael is a product leader with close to twenty years of experience, including four years at Apple on Apple Pay, leading Bitcoin and consumer financial services at Cash App and Coinbase, and directing Supercharging UX and Bitcoin payments at Tesla. He believes the biggest thing the industry is missing is storytellers and design people who can make the technology disappear.

Interview Process

1. Portfolio review with Ethan Eismann (CDO, Nubank) — asynchronous

2. Live portfolio presentation with 2-3 design leaders and/or senior designers (~1 hour)

3. Hiring manager interview with Michael Rihani

4. Possible additional interviews. This interview process is subject to change, and may evolve with the hiring process. We appreciate your flexibility.

Our recruitment process may involve the use of artificial intelligence–enabled tools, such as automated interview transcription and analysis, to support the evaluation process. Artificial intelligence is not used to make final hiring decisions; all decisions are made by human reviewers.

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