Developer Tooling Coordinator

Core responsibilities:

• Drive strategic technical decisions that shape Ethereum's developer ecosystem
• Help tackle critical strategic questions requiring deep technical expertise around language support, project prioritization, and tool development
• Coordinate resource allocation and work collaboratively across teams from codebases to leadership on grants and support strategy
• Work on domains including language & framework strategy, developer experience & AI integration, and ecosystem intelligence & resource allocation

This role creates positive change by shaping Ethereum's developer ecosystem through strategic technical decisions and resource coordination, supporting the long-term success of Ethereum which enables decentralized applications and financial systems.

Required skills and experience:

• Extensive hands-on experience building on Ethereum (smart contracts, dApps, infrastructure, or developer tools)
• Strong, well-informed opinions about how the Ethereum ecosystem should evolve
• Experience across multiple layers: smart contract development (Solidity/Vyper), modern client libraries (viem, wagmi, ethers.js), development frameworks (Foundry, Hardhat), frontend integrations (RainbowKit, ConnectKit)
• Ability to move between strategic discussions and diving deep into codebases, comfortable reviewing implementations and contributing code
• Bonus: Experience managing resource allocation tradeoffs, leading technical initiatives across teams, or identifying emerging technology trends

Compensation and culture highlights:

• Fully remote role with optional offices in Boulder, USA and Berlin, Germany
• Flexible hours with availability around "Eth o'clock" (14:00 UTC) for synchronous calls
• Substantial freedom to define your own approach, experiment, and take ownership over decisions
• Opportunity to work on unconventional strategies and bold approaches focused solely on what's best for Ethereum
• Travel opportunities to events like Devcon & Devconnect
• Anons welcome to apply and work under pseudonym (with KYC requirement)