Internship position at Waterfall to assist in various tasks including content writing, video editing, marketing, and software engineering.
Waterfall is a trading protocol for rare NFTs and collectible digital art with live on-chain pricing. At Waterfall, we are looking to make NFTs more composable and liquid by developing new NFT infrastructure and auction mechanisms. Waterfall termed the concept for users to trade shards to predict NFT prices, providing instant price discovery for any listed asset.
We are looking for interns with any of the following skillsets
- Content and blog writing
- Video editing
- Fashion design
- Ecom marketing
- Software engineering
If you have other skillsets, please apply anyway."
This position can be in person (New York) or remote.
Top Skills
Software Engineering
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