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Bitcoin was introduced in 2009 as open-source software. The company Nakamoto started mining the blockchain, and it quickly transpired into what is known as the genesis block, which harbored the first 50 bitcoins ever created. From 2009 to 2010, bitcoin was mined by other early contributors and is now one of the leading cryptocurrencies in the world. Bitcoin has transformed beyond just trading crypto and has added protocol development to its repertoire.
Though there are only 40-60 monthly active developers in Bitcoin's protocol, it continues to progress steadily, and more developers are expected to join it. Finding and hiring Bitcoin developers may be challenging due to the competitive market and supply and demand issues. It's also unclear for some whether the positions will provide a strong return on investment.
This article will discuss all these factors and dive deeper into Bitcoin development and how you can find a developer to fit your needs. You'll also learn about Revelo's services and how we can help you hire Bitcoin developers.
Bitcoin development involves creating, building, and managing applications within the Bitcoin environment using formative skills and crucial concepts learned through the Bitcoin development academy. Bitcoin's developer platform consists of two processes for building applications: Bitcoin.com Link, which helps users interact with web applications through Bitcoin.com's wallet, and Bitcoin.com Explorer API, now known as Blockchair.com API.
The Bitcoin development platform offers an extensive community-led list of toolkit directories, making it easier to develop within the Bitcoin environment. The toolkit includes SDKs and other resources to help with Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash projects. Developers can find new, up-to-date code and plenty of reliable resources through the toolkit directories.
Several projects have been built using Bitcoin development, including Bcash, BitcoinPython, CashShuffle, Flowee, Find Bitcoin Cash, Blockchain Poker, Memo, and more. Hiring a Bitcoin developer is a good choice if you're interested in developing Bitcoin applications and services.
Bitcoin developers are primarily in charge of planning, building, and managing decentralized applications (dApps). They may be assigned more responsibilities, though these can vary across companies. Common examples include:
Salaries vary depending on internal and external factors, such as a company's location and needs and an employee's experience and education. According to Glassdoor, a mid-level Bitcoin developer with four to six years of experience living in the U.S. makes an average salary of $156,607. This may include bonuses, commissions, and other factors.
While Bitcoin developers in Latin American countries are equally skilled, the lower cost of living means they usually earn 30% to 50% less than their U.S. counterparts, with salaries varying based on location and experience. Revelo provides a cost-effective solution while offering highly qualified, pre-vetted Latin American developers.
A compelling job description includes your company's history, values, mission, and job specifics, such as title and working hours. Go into more detail and include extensive information about the job so candidates can evaluate whether your company is the right fit.
Other important areas to cover include the following:
In addition to these criteria, tailor your job description to the seniority level your company requires. If your projects are more complicated, consider hiring a senior-level developer. Alternatively, if the projects are less intense, opt for a junior-level developer who can offer a fresh perspective and grow with your company.
The interview portion of the hiring process can be overwhelming, especially if you receive hundreds of applications. That's why it's essential to plan and determine what questions to ask to help assess a candidate’s knowledge, skills, and expertise. Below are some examples.
Since there are several cryptocurrencies, each with its own protocols and methods, assessing your candidate's understanding and ability to work within Bitcoin is essential. This question can determine if your candidate is familiar with Bitcoin instead of other cryptocurrencies. Your candidate should be able to explain transactional and block encryption within Bitcoin without giving examples of how it works within other cryptos.
Regardless of the blockchain in question, tokens are necessary for blockchains to operate effectively. Candidates should be able to explain what tokens are and why they're needed for blockchains to operate.
Mining is an important feature of cryptocurrency, so candidates should be able to explain what it is and how it works. This question gauges a candidate's knowledge of cryptocurrency as a whole and helps you identify experienced vs. inexperienced developers.
At Revelo, we understand how time-consuming the hiring process can be. That's why we've simplified it for you. Our vast talent marketplace comprises highly qualified, rigorously vetted Latin American tech talent. Once you select your ideal candidate from our platform, we handle the rest of the hiring process, including payroll, benefits administration, taxes, and local compliance, so you can focus on growing your business.
Interested in finding out more about how our hiring process works? Contact us to learn more about hiring a Bitcoin developer to join your team.
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