Paradigm is looking for software engineers across its portfolio of crypto companies. They seek to match candidates with diverse technical backgrounds to suitable roles within startups and projects.
Paradigm is a frontier technology investment firm. We invest and build in crypto, AI, robotics, and across new frontiers from the earliest stages, often when there’s no more than an idea.
The companies in our portfolio are attacking an extraordinarily diverse set of problems, but they all have one thing in common - they're looking to add world-class talent to their teams.
If you’re a software engineer interested in opportunities at the frontier of technology more broadly, but you don’t know where to start, we’d love to help identify roles within our portfolio that might be of interest to you. Please note: This posting is to learn more about opportunities across Paradigm’s portfolio, and is not for an internal position at Paradigm.
When speaking with Paradigm’s talent team, we’ll seek to match your background, skill set and professional interests with companies and opportunities available within our portfolio.
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