The recent spur in blockchain focussed startups is generating job opportunities, and that's not just for techies. These companies actively are in search for non-tech candidates for non-engineering tasks because an agile tech developer may not be perfect at managerial work or an influential copywriter.
Working in the blockchain industry is becoming more of a popular choice as it provides higher salary, greater growth, more freedom, more passion and compatible work-life balance. Let's get started with what you are here for.
“Non-technical jobs in the blockchain industry get paid an extra 10% more than their non-blockchain counterparts''- According to the data from AngelList.co
Most popular non-tech career options in crypto industry being
Blockchain project managers
- A blockchain project manager is responsible for overseeing the blockchain project team.
- Processing security, cyber currency management systems, resource monitoring and reporting are the responsibilities which fall under this job role.
- The project manager coordinates blockchain processing software issues with other IT organizations including applications and operations.
Skills required
- Thorough knowledge about blockchain essentials
- Expertising budget management
- Smart contract development and management
- Leadership quality and management skills
Operation Manager
What does an operation manager do?
An operation manager needs to support the chief operating officer (COO) by running important daily operations and processes.
Guiding and helping the team, taking over projects from small to strategic and helping the organization by designing, establishing and running new processes and services.
Skills required:
Solid organizational skills including attention to details and multitasking skills
Excellent communication skills
Good understanding in technology and tools is a plus
Time management
Average salary scale: $91k-$118k/year
An operation manager needs to support the chief operating officer (COO) by running important daily operations and processes.
Guiding and helping the team, taking over projects from small to strategic and helping the organization by designing, establishing and running new processes and services.
Solid organizational skills including attention to details and multitasking skills
Excellent communication skills
Good understanding in technology and tools is a plus
Time management
Risk Analyst
What does a risk analyst do?
A risk analyst is responsible for risk management in the investments so as to help with the financial success of the organization where they work.
The risk analyst manaily identify and analyse the potential risks associated with the areas mentioned and then develop risk mitigation strategies for the same.
There are four types of risk analysts namely credit risk analyst, market risk analyst, operational risk analyst, regulatory risk analyst.
Skills required:Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to manage multiple tasks
Critical thinking skills with the ability to independently solve problems
Quantitative and analytical skills and the ability to understand new analytical concepts.
Average salary scale: $52k-$70k/year