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Protocol Core Engineer

Miami, FL · On-site

$99K - $137K/yr

By anchoring data into Bitcoin through cryptographic proofs and economic guarantees, Char powers the next generation of Bitcoin layer twos. We're a small, sharp, and adventurous team led by Bitcoin ...

Protocol Core Engineer

Miami, FL · On-site

$99K - $137K/yr

By anchoring data into Bitcoin through cryptographic proofs and economic guarantees, Char powers the next generation of Bitcoin layer twos. We're a small, sharp, and adventurous team led by Bitcoin ...

Focusing on building fundamental Bitcoin infrastructure, Blockstream quickly grew into one of the leading technology power houses of the industry. At Blockstream, we're building solutions on Bitcoin ...

Marketing Lead, Events

$108K - $150K/yr

We believe Bitcoin opens the door to a global monetary network free from poor incentives, censorship, and government manipulation. Our journey to success involves decades of complex problem-solving ...

Rust-Simplicity Maintainer

Tulsa, OK · On-site

$100 - $125/hr

We develop industry‑leading Bitcoin self‑custody solutions, Bitcoin‑based financial products, second‑layer scaling technologies, and enterprise‑grade blockchain infrastructure. As ...

Today, Blockstream is the leading Bitcoin company, providing cutting-edge infrastructure solutions for enterprises, institutions, and individual Bitcoin users. We develop industry-leading Bitcoin ...

$150 - $200/hr

Familiarity with UTXO-based chains (e.g., Bitcoin), including coin selection and fee bumping strategies (RBF / CPFP) * Familiarity with blockchain indexing or event ingestion pipelines

We are working on a Bitcoin point of sale system for dispensaries, a website where the consumer can buy bitcoin, and we are selling Bitcoin ATMs. Anyone who starts with us now will have the ...

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How much do bitcoin jobs pay per year?

As of Sep 9, 2026, the average yearly pay for bitcoin in the United States is $112,272.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $51,000.00 and $150,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is bitcoin?

Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, a specific type of digital currency, that is decentralized and not overseen by any national government or reserve system. The technology of Bitcoin is based on the Blockchain model, which ensures that the currency is anonymous, impossible to track, and secure. Bitcoin relies on a peer-to-peer network model and is derived by mining. The mining process involves computers solving complex cryptographic functions, which typically requires highly advanced computer systems or networks of computers.

What are the typical responsibilities of a bitcoin developer on a day-to-day basis?

A Bitcoin Developer typically focuses on designing, implementing, and maintaining applications or infrastructure that interact with the Bitcoin protocol. Daily tasks often include writing and testing code, performing code reviews, integrating wallet solutions, and ensuring application security. Developers may also collaborate closely with other engineers, security experts, and product managers to deliver reliable and scalable blockchain solutions. Keeping up with community updates and contributing to open-source projects are also common aspects of the role.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a bitcoin developer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Bitcoin Developer, you need strong programming skills (especially in C++, Python, or Rust), a solid understanding of blockchain technology, and experience with cryptography. Familiarity with Bitcoin Core, distributed systems, and relevant cryptographic libraries or protocols is typically required. Analytical thinking, attention to detail, and effective problem solving are crucial soft skills for innovating in this rapidly evolving field. These competencies ensure secure, reliable, and scalable contributions to Bitcoin's open-source ecosystem.

What is the difference between Bitcoin vs Blockchain Developer?

AspectBitcoinBlockchain Developer
Primary RoleDigital currency and payment systemDesigning and building blockchain applications
Required SkillsCryptography, understanding of Bitcoin protocolProgramming, smart contracts, blockchain architecture
Work EnvironmentCryptocurrency companies, financial tech firmsTech startups, financial institutions, blockchain firms
CertificationsNone specific, but blockchain/cryptocurrency knowledge helpfulBlockchain certifications, programming credentials

Bitcoin focuses on digital currency and payment systems, while Blockchain Developers create and maintain blockchain applications and smart contracts. Bitcoin is a specific implementation of blockchain technology, whereas Blockchain Developers work across various blockchain platforms. Both roles require understanding cryptography, but their work environments and skill sets differ significantly.

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Infographic showing various Bitcoin job openings in the United States as of September 2026, with employment types broken down into 60% Full Time, and 40% Part Time. Highlights an 91% Physical, and 9% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $112,272 per year, or $54 per hour.

Warehouse Associate Precision Detail Work with Bitcoin Mining Hardware

Carrollton, TX • On-site

$72K/yr

Other

Medical, Dental, Vision, PTO

Posted 19 days ago


Job description

Warehouse Associate — Advanced Crypto Services About ACS

We repair Bitcoin mining hardware — the machines that keep the Bitcoin network running. Our facility in Carrollton is one of the only operations in DFW doing this work at scale, and demand is growing fast. As we grow, we're hiring warehouse associates who care about doing precision work the right way.

About the Role

This is hands-on, precision work. Every day you'll be handling equipment worth $3,000–$10,000 per unit — disassembling, cleaning, inspecting, sorting, and reassembling components. The work is physical, repetitive, and detail-driven. Small mistakes have real consequences, and consistent quality is the whole game.

We have three areas hiring right now:

- Scrapping and Recycling— Breaking down older miners into their components (boards, fans, cables, metal). Requires focus, dexterity, and a steady pace.

- Inspections — Placing miners into diagnostic racks for testing. Requires precision and following exact procedures.

- Inventory — Moving and tracking equipment across the facility. Requires attention to detail and comfort with basic software for logging.

Why This Might Be the Right Job For You

We're looking for people with strong hand-eye coordination, precision under repetition, and the ability to sustain focus on detailed work. These are the skills that make someone great at this job — and a lot of people already have them from experiences they might not think to put on a resume.

Backgrounds that translate really well to this work:

- Competitive or serious gamers — If you've grinded ranked ladders, run raids, put in 500+ hours on games like CS, Valorant, Rocket League, Apex, MMOs, or fighting games — you've built the exact focus, dexterity, and repetition tolerance this job rewards. Same skills, different context.

- PC builders, hobbyist electronics tinkerers, retro hardware modders — You already know your way around delicate components and screwdrivers. This is that, at scale, for pay.

- Musicians who play fast instruments — Drummers, guitarists, pianists. Precision hand work is your baseline.

- Racket sport athletes, table tennis players, competitive dart or pool players — Hand-eye coordination is your language.

- Model builders, jewelry makers, watch repair hobbyists, tabletop miniature painters — Fine motor precision is your native mode.

- Anyone who's worked in machining, dental assisting, assembly line manufacturing, or any trade requiring steady hands — Direct transfer.

You don't need to have any of these backgrounds to apply. But if you do, this job will feel more natural than you'd expect from the words "warehouse associate."

What We Need From You

- Ability to lift 45+ lbs repeatedly throughout an 8-hour shift. This work is physical and on your feet. Gaming, precision hobbies, and hand-eye coordination don't change that — you still need to be able to move heavy equipment all day. If lifting is a concern, this isn't the right role.

- Reliable attendance and punctuality. Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM. Overtime available and paid at time-and-a-half when we need it.

- Ability to follow detailed processes exactly. We have SOPs for everything. Following them precisely is non-negotiable — the equipment is too expensive for shortcuts.

- Comfort in a bilingual (English/Spanish) team environment. Speaking Spanish is a plus but not required.

- Legal authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.

What We Don't Need

- No prior warehouse experience required

- No Bitcoin or crypto knowledge required (though curiosity is welcome)

- No degrees or certifications required

- No forklift certification needed to start (we can help you get certified if you're interested)

Compensation and Growth

- Starting pay: $12–$17 / hour, based on experience

- Benefits:Full medical, dental, and vision coverage after 90 days

- Paid time off eligible after 90 days

- Performance bonuses

- ACS provides: All tools, PPE, and branded uniforms

Real growth path: Strong warehouse associates can move into our Data Center Technician Apprenticeship — a 12-month program that pays $17–$23/hour during apprenticeship and graduates to a $72,000/year salary. Multiple current field techs at ACS started right here on the warehouse floor.

What the Hiring Process Looks Like

1. Quick online application with a short questionnaire (5 minutes)

2. Facility tour at our Carrollton location — see the work, meet the team, decide if it's the right fit for you

3. Brief individual conversation with our HR lead

4. Background check

5. Offer

Most candidates move from application to offer in about 10 business days.