The Social Media/Marketing Intern will create content for Twitter and engage with communities on various platforms to support Loopring's marketing efforts.
Loopring is a L2 application-specific ZK-rollup built on top of Ethereum. Loopring uses this L2 rollup to scale DeFi and NFTs applications without compromising on security by tying itself directly to Ethereum L1.
Check out the Loopring L2 web app here, or the Loopring Smart Wallet here for more information.
The Position:We are looking to bring on a Social Media/Marketing Intern to support our activity and networking across social media, discord and reddit. This is a full-time position with competitive pay and a remote working environment.
This position suits you if you:- Are well versed in creating Twitter content (threads, video, memes)
- Spend a lot of time on crypto twitter, discord, reddit etc.
- Love interacting with large communities online.
- Are passionate about the blockchain space.
- Have a good knowledge of Ethereum and the overall Layer 2 ecosystem.
- Are proactive, enthusiastic and believe in Loopring’s vision.
- Big plus if you have experience in social media marketing or any other marketing skills like graphic design or video skills.
If you think this sounds like you then please send us your CV, a cover letter, as well as social handles - we'd love to hear from you.
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