About Layer N:
Layer N is the first hyper-performant and horizontally scalable blockchain network designed to enable trustless computing at internet scale. Layer N is a multi-tenant L2 blockchain: a network of independently-scalable custom execution environments powered by a shared peer-to-peer communication layer.
Layer N is designed to expand what’s possible to build in web3 by optimizing compute, latency, and UX, all while enabling seamless composability between applications in its network.
Layer N is comprised of a team spanning backgrounds from Harvard, CMU, DFINITY, Google, VMWare, Galaxy Digital, and more, and is backed by top-tier institutions like Founders Fund, Kraken Ventures, SALT, Amber Group, and more.
Position Overview:
Join Layer N as a Growth/Research Intern and immerse yourself in the dynamic world of cryptocurrency, where you'll play a vital role in driving our growth initiatives forward. As part of the Growth team, you'll work closely with our executives and team members to expand Layer N's ecosystem of developers, users, and institutional partners. Your responsibilities will span from identifying and cultivating strong partnerships to constructing efficient growth pipelines and funnels. Moreover, you'll leverage your analytical skills to conduct market research, monitor industry trends, and analyze competitor strategies, all aimed at uncovering new growth opportunities. With a focus on enhancing our product offerings, the Growth/Research Intern will also contribute to the development of internal tools that streamline our growth efforts.
Requirements:
Undergraduate student (or equivalent level) with a strong drive for learning through doing
Excellent research and analytical skills, with the ability to gather and interpret data from multiple sources
Strong interest in learning more about blockchain systems, L2 infrastructure, and financial systems
Ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
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