"Blocktribe" is a Blockchain and Cryptocurrency job search engine with a constantly updated index of job opportunities in the space.
Make sure to use their "Companies" page to find out what jobs are currently being offered by your company of choice.

Blockchain and Cryptocurrency job search engine.

Blocktribe

The "CryptoJobList" is one of the web's largest aggregator for Cryptocurrency and Blockchain jobs. Make sure to use their predefined categories like "DeFi" or "NFT" in combination with filters to further narrow down your search.
Other than job postings you can also find realtime data and statistics on the Blockchain industry as well as a very useful overview of salaries which will help you benchmark your compensation against others.

Job board with Cryptocurrency, Blockchain and Web3 jobs.

CryptoJobList

"Crypto Jobs &#x26; Careers" is a job aggregator that lists employment opportunities in various sectors within the Blockchain- and Crypto space. Using it you can find jobs in Engineering, Human Resources, Community Management, Business Development and more.
Protip: Use the advanced search to further narrow down your search results.

Job aggregator which lists Blockchain- and Crypto jobs in various sectors.

Crypto Jobs & Careers

The "CryptoJobs" job aggregator is an easy to browse job search engine which lists job opportunities from various companies working in the Blockchain space.
You can subscribe to their Newsletter to receive weekly updates about the job market straight to your inbox.
Protip: Use the toggle next to the search box to switch from "All jobs" to "Remote" to search specifically for remote jobs.

Aggregator and search engine for Blockchain- and Web3 jobs.

CryptoJobs

"Cryptocurrency Jobs" is a curated job board for opportunities in the Blockchain and Cryptocurrency space. It offers various filters as well as alerts to help you find the Blockchain job you're looking for.
While browsing, take note of the "Blockchain jobs you might like" section on the right hand side of a job postings detail view which aggregates similar jobs to the one you're currently looking at.

Curated job board for opportunities in the Blockchain and Crypto space.

Cryptocurrency Jobs

"DeFi Jobs" is a job board that aggregates employment opportunities in the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) space. Browsing through it you'll find jobs in Engineering, Design, Marketing, HR and more.
Protip: Follow the official <a href="https://twitter.com/defijobs">Twitter Account</a> or subscribe to their Newsletter to get notified about new job listings.

Job board focused on the Decentralized Finance (DeFi) space.

DeFi Jobs

The "Dragonfly Capital Job Board" lets you explore jobs from Dragonfly Capital's portfolio companies.
One can search for jobs via keywords or use filters to narrow down results by company, team size, token / equity compensation, technical focus, location and more.

Dragonfly Capital Jobs

The "PompCryptoJobs" job board offers a variety of different Blockchain and Cryptocurrency jobs filterable by keywords and location.
If you scroll to the bottom of the site you'll find more options to aggregate jobs by category, city or state.

Job board for careers in Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency.

PompCryptoJobs

The "She256 Job Board" aims to help women, nonbinary people and underrepresented minorities find job opportunities in the Blockchain space.
All company profiles and job postings are vetted to ensure that they adhere to the promotion of diversity and inclusiveness.

Job board with a focus on women, nonbinary people and underrepresented minorities.

She256 Job Board

The "Web3 Board" is a job board which aggregates job postings related to areas in the Web3 space such as DAOs, DeFi, NFTs and the Metaverse. One can filter jobs by tags and their respective roles such as Design, Engineering or Product.
There's also a free Newsletter you can sign up for to get notified when new jobs are added.

Job board which aggregates Blockchain- and Web3 job postings.

Web3 Board

During the "DeFi Summer of 2020" there was a period of time where new Smart Contract exploits were reported on an almost daily basis.
If you want to learn how the infamous DeFi hacks worked and how you can take out a Flash Loan to manipulate Oracle price feeds you should definitely check out "Damn Vulnerable DeFi".
Protip: If you get stuck, not making any significant progress you should check out the <a href="https://forum.openzeppelin.com/">OpenZeppelin Forum</a> where community members share and discuss their solutions.

Wargame to learn how infamous DeFi hacks were conducted.

Damn Vulnerable DeFi

DeFi Hack is a CTF / Wargame focused on popular DeFi exploits and vulnerabilities. It's based on The Etherneut wargame by the OpenZeppelin team.

CTF / Wargame focused on popular DeFi Exploits and Vulnerabilities.

DeFi Hack

The goal of the "DeFi Threat Matrix" project is to consolidate all known attack vectors for DeFi focused dApps in one place.
Browsing through the GitHub repository you'll learn about potential vulnerabilities in Protocols, Blockchains as well as Token Economics / Mechanism Design. The repository also includes resources and pointers to in-depth guides which will help you understand and mitigate such attacks.

Knowledge Base of adversary tactics and techniques based on real-world observations on DeFi.

DeFi Threat Matrix

The "RugDoc Wiki", which describes itself as "The DeFi Wikipedia" is an all-encompassing collection of DeFi- and DeFi Security related resources. Browsing through it you'll find various guides, definitions, network-related articles and more.
Protip: Use the navigation at the top to filter articles by topic and network.

Collection of DeFi- and DeFi Security related resources.

RugDoc Wiki

Navigating the DeFi space is hard. The "DeFi-Map" project's goal is to catalog all DeFi projects in an easy to digest way.
Their repository consolidates all the important project information such as links to Whitepapers, Documentation, Source Code and Smart Contract addresses.

List of Decentralized Finance (DeFi) projects deployed on Ethereum.

DeFi Map

The EthSpring project is an effort to gather and categorize Ethereum learning resources. Browsing through their material you'll learn about the Crypto Philosophy, Peer Protocols, Protocol Theory, Zero-Knowledge-Proofs and more.
Protip: You can also subscribe to the EthSpring Newsletter to get notified when new resources are added.

Collection of various Ethereum learning resources.

EthSpring

If you're into the DeFi and Open Finance movement there's no way around the Bankless Podcast. Subscribing to it you'll be kept you to date with all the important developments in the DeFi space.
The also have a <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/Bankless/">YouTube Channel</a> where you can use the "Playlists" feature to filter the content by category such as Tutorials, AMAs or "Weekly Rollups".
Protip: The team at Bankless created "<a href="https://newsletter.banklesshq.com/p/-guide-1-starting-with-bankless">Going Bankless: The Ultimate Guide</a>", a great resources to onboard you into the world of Decentralized Finance. Reading through it you'll learn about all the important concepts and projects used in the DeFi ecosystem. No prior knowledge required. At the end of every section there are links to even more in-depth Blog Posts, Newsletters, Podcasts and YouTube videos you can dive into to learn even more.

Podcast and Newsletter about Decentralized Finance (DeFi) and living a Bankless life.

Bankless

The Decentralized Finance MOOC is an online course that teaches you everything you need to know about DeFi from an economics as well as computer science point of view. The curriculum includes topics such as Blockchain technology, Stablecoins, Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs), Lending &#x26; Borrowing, Oracles, Privacy and more.
Protip: Ensure that you take the quizzes and attend the labs to get the most out of this course.

Free online course on Decentralized Finance (DeFi).

Decentralized Finance MOOC

Watching DeFi Dad's videos on his YouTube Channel gives you the opportunity to peek over ones shoulder to see how DeFi products and protocols are used by end users. His Tutorial-style videos cover a wide range of topics with a focus on the Ethereum ecosystem.

Educational videos and tutorials about Decentralized Finance (DeFi).

DeFi Dad

DeFi Llama is a DeFi Dashboard which aggregates Blockchain- and DeFi Protocol data like TVL (Total Value Locked), Market Cap, Changes in percentage and more.
The leaderboard on the homepage summarizes the current state of DeFi Protocol usage across various Blockchains and Layer 2 Rollups.
Protip: Use the navigation on the left to find data on specific DeFi categories.

Dashboard with important DeFi project metrics.

DeFi Llama

The <a href="https://github.com/gauss314/defi">DeFi Open Source Tools</a> project provides a tool suite written in Python which lets you calculate impermanent loss, evaluate staking- and farming strategies as well as query crypto APIs like CoinGecko for historical data.

Tools to use for Decentralized Finance (DeFi) applications.

DeFi Open Source Tools

DeFi Prime is a news portal, discussion forum and content aggregator for all things DeFi and Open Finance. Their "Projects" site and its categories helps you navigate the DeFi ecosystem on chains such as Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain or Tron.
Also make sure to check out their community forum "Alpha DeFi" to find like minded DeFi users and thoughtful conversations about the latest projects, Yield Farming and more.

DeFi Prime

DeFi Pulse is the trusted go-to source for DeFi data on project usage and (TVL) Total Value Locked. Their homepage has a leaderboard with the most actively used DeFi protocols spanning various categories and Blockchains.
You might also enjoy browsing through "The DeFi List" which explains and categorizes all the DeFi projects and protocols you need to know about.

DeFi Pulse

DeFi Rate is a news portal and educational resource with the goal to demystify and introduce non-technical users to the world of Open- and Decentralized Finance.
Definitely check out their extensive reviews as well as their "This Week in DeFi" Newsletter which is a great way to stay up to date with the growing space.

DeFi Rate

Interacting with various DeFi projects and protocols comes with some risks as "you are your own bank" and therefore solely responsible for the actions you take. While major DeFi projects are usually audited by expert firms like OpenZeppelin, others lack basic security checks and might expose you to severe Smart Contract bugs and common DeFi risks.
The DeFi Safety project was started to address such issues. Visiting the project's page you'll get access to a variety of project reviews which are split up into sections such as "Code and Team", "Documentation" or "Testing" and result in an overall score from 0 - 100%.
Protip: You can also request reviews if a project you're interested in is missing in their list. Simply click on the "Request Reviews" link in the top navigation.

DeFi Protocol ratings and security reviews.

DeFi Safety

The team at DeFi Yield maintains two separate databases focused on <a href="https://defiyield.app/audit-database">audits</a> and <a href="https://defiyield.app/rekt-database">hacks</a>.
Both database explorers allow you to search for projects and filter down results by chains, auditors, types, etc.

DeFi Yield Databases

If you're brand new to DeFi and need a thorough overview of the big ideas and major concepts behind Decentralized Finance you should take some time to read through Ethereum's DeFi page.
While it's written with the Ethereum ecosystem in mind, it teaches you the core principles and topics common to the Open- and Decentralized Finance movement, no matter which Blockchain it's built upon. Also make sure to follow the links which will guide you towards more in-depth articles and blog posts on topics such as Quadratic Funding or Flash Loans.

Ethereum's guide to Decentralized Finance (DeFi).

Ethereum DeFi

The "Fastest DeFi Tutorial on Earth" is a collection of links, resources and tutorials to learn everything important there is to know about DeFi and its concepts.
Working through it you'll start with the basics like setting up a wallet to transition into mini tutorials which will teach you how to earn interest, swap tokens, the implications of impermanent loss and more.

Quick tutorials to get started with DeFi.

Fast DeFi Tutorial

The team at Finematics does a great job breaking down complex DeFi subject matters into easily digestible formats like blog posts and YouTube videos. It doesn't matter whether you're new to DeFi, trying to navigate the landscape or if you're just looking for a great resource to keep you up to date, the Finematics <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/Finematics">YouTube Channel</a> got you covered.

DeFi Explainers in video and text format.

Finematics

This long-form blog post by Kerman Kohli is a step-by-step guide that shows you what concepts you need to learn to become a proficient DeFi developer.
Reading through it you'll learn about 4 different bodies of knowledge you should know about to build your own DeFi apps on platforms such as Ethereum. The blog post is written with beginners in mind, so there's no prior knowledge necessary to get started.

Guide on how to become a developer in the DeFi space.

How to Become a DeFi Developer

The Introduction to DeFi video by Corbin Page from ConsenSys covers everything you need to know to get started in the world of Decentralized Finance.
Watching the ~1 hour long video you'll learn about the history of DeFi, key projects, core primitives, caveats as well as advanced topics such as Flash Loans, Yield Farming strategies and more.

An introductory video to Decentralized Finance (DeFi).

Introduction to DeFi

Justin Bram's YouTube Channel is a great way to stay on top of the latest developments in the DeFi ecosystem. Browsing through the videos you'll find in-depth DeFi Protocol reviews, interviews with builders in the space, DeFi news and more.
Protip: There's also the <a href="https://discord.gg/e8pQZWF485">DeFi Innovation Discord</a> you can join to get access to a vibrant community of DeFi enthusiast.

Videos diving deep into DeFi topics and projects.

Justin Bram

If you're looking for a resource which breaks the complexities of DeFi down into easy to understand and digest pieces you're in for a treat subscribing to Kerman Kohli's Newsletter "DeFi Weekly".
For folks looking for videos, there's also his <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/DeFiWeekly">YouTube Channel</a>. In his videos, Kerman sits down with his iPad to decompose and explain the most complex DeFi protocols out there. Starting with a blank page he'll walk you through the protocol designs, tokenomics and usage of products like Maker DAO, Compound and Synthetix.

Kerman Kohli

The goal of the Let's do DeFi effort is to provide DeFi education "your grandma can follow".
Browsing through the homepage you'll find DeFi tutorials, DeFi Protocol guides, a DeFi dApp wiki, links to useful DeFi resources and more.
Protip: Make sure to follow the "Monthly Monkey News" which is a monthly summary about the latest trends in all-things DeFi.

Let's do DeFi

Modern Finance by Kevin Rose is a Podcast which covers all things Cryptocurrency, DeFi, Yield Farming, NFTs and more. Every episode Kevin interviews Blockchain and Crypto entrepreneurs to learn more about their projects and the space they operate in. The special "MoFi Consensus" episodes keep you in the loop about the recent developments in the DeFi ecosystem.
Protip: You can also subscribe to the Modern Finance Newsletter to get the latest news straight to your inbox.

Podcast with a focus on Decentralized Finance (DeFi), NFTs and more.

Modern Finance

If you're a Blockchain developer looking for a way to leverage the DeFi ecosystem and build upon existing protocols you should definitely check out the Money Legos project by the StudyDefi team.
The Money Legos project consolidates Smart Contracts, ABIs and SDKs / APIs from various DeFi projects such as Compound, Aave or Maker into one re-usable dependency you can add to your dApp project.
Even if you're not yet planning to integrate DeFi functionality into one of your dApps you should definitely look into their <a href="https://money-legos.studydefi.com/">documentation</a> which will walk you through the inner-workings of concepts such as Flash Loans.

One stop shop for Ethereum ABIs, addresses, and Solidity interfaces.

Money Legos

The RugDoc project's goal is to catalog and assess DeFi protocols and Yield Farming opportunities for their potential risks. Their interface makes is easy to filter by Blockchain Network, Audits and overall risk.
There's also a Farms Calendar one can use to find out when new Farms will launch.

Database with risk measures for DeFi Protocols.

RugDoc

The Defiant was one of earliest news outlets focused on Decentralized- and Open Finance. While you should definitely check out their well known Podcast and Newsletter, their <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/TheDefiant">YouTube Channel</a> is the hidden gem with carefully crafted videos covering the latest and most important topics in DeFi.
While on their YouTube Channel page definitely check out their "Playlists" where you'll find content such as "DeFi 101", "Quick Takes" or "De-F.I.R.E" (Financial Independence, Retire Early).
Protip: The Defiant also has a very thorough "<a href="https://newsletter.thedefiant.io/p/the-defiants-definitive-guide-to">Definitive Guide to DeFi</a>" which is a great introduction to all the important DeFi concepts and projects. In it you'll find tons of links to resources such as YouTube videos, Blog posts, Newsletters and Podcasts you might want to study further.

News outlet and educational resource focused on Decentralized Finance (DeFi).

The Defiant

The team at Zapper.fi created a collection of educational DeFi learning resources to help onboard the next wave of DeFi users.
Browsing through them you'll learn DeFi basics, work through tutorials and get exposed to various "Alpha Leaks" which will show you how you can increase your APY (alongside associated risks).

Educational resources to understand topics in the DeFi, NFTs and Web3 space.

Zapper Learn

Buildspace is an effort to teach you fundamental Blockchain- and Web3 concepts through project-based learning.
Once joined you'll have access to courses that'll show you how to build EVM-based dApps with Solidity, generate an NFT art collection or implement a Blockchain game based on L2 networks.

Online courses to learn about Blockchain- and Web3 Technologies.

Buildspace

Figment Learn is a platform created by developers, for developers to learn about Blockchain and Web3 technologies.
Browsing through it you can find resources to learn about various protocols, courses to study a topic in a guided setting, as well as curated community tutorials to dive deeper and apply what you've learned through example projects.

Platform for developers to learn about Web3 Technologies.

Figmet Learn

RabbitHole is an educational project that lets users earn crypto by using the latest decentralized apps (dApps).
Once the user's wallet is connected one can work through different quests, learn specific skills and explore new projects.

Learn how to use and contribute to dApps.

RabbitHole

This massive ~16 hours video course teaches you everything you need to know about Blockchain technology, Smart Contracts, Solidity, NFTs, DeFi, Chainlink and full stack dApp development.
The course's code repository can be found <a href="https://github.com/smartcontractkit/full-blockchain-solidity-course-py">on GitHub</a>.

Smart Contract development course for Python programmers.