Crypto & Web3 Startup Jobs in San Francisco, CA, US

San Francisco has 45 open roles at 9 early-stage crypto and web3 startups, 64% of them remote. Where pay is stated it is typically USD 165k to 200k, with a median of USD 190k. 1 is new this week.

What startups in crypto and web3 build

Startups here build exchanges, blockchain infrastructure and the tools for watching what happens on a public ledger. Rules differ by market and change often, so compliance work sits next to engineering. Roles ask for comfort with public code and with a market that reverses direction quickly.

Who is hiring in San Francisco

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  • 45open roles
  • 9startups hiring
  • 64%remote

Salary

Annual pay for this page’s roles that state a salary, in USD. The typical range covers the middle half of those postings.

  • $190Kmedian pay
  • $165Ktypical range: lower
  • $200Ktypical range: upper

Based on 34 postings stating pay in USD.

Pay figures come from the 34 postings on this page that state a salary.

The hiring market

San Francisco accounts for 20% of United States's 221 open roles.

Experience

Most roles are senior: 61% of those that state a level.

Experience level

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3 jobsSort

Questions people ask

How much do startup jobs in San Francisco pay?

Typically USD 165k to 200k a year, with a median of USD 190k, where the posting states a salary.

Which startups are hiring in San Francisco?

Alchemy (17 roles), Crypto.com Europe (14) and Allium (3) have the most; 9 startups are hiring in total.

Can I work remotely?

64% of these roles are remote; the rest are in San Francisco.

Do I need to be senior?

Most roles are senior (61% of those that state a level).

Are new roles coming in?

1 was posted this week.

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