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Miner Technician I

Miner Technician I

Department: Operations Location: Granbury, TX Reports To: Facility Supervisor SUMMARY The Miner Technician I role involves performing maintenance and repairs on mining equipment to ensure operational efficiency...
Full time
Office
Granbury, USA
Crypto Social Media Manager (Athens-Remote)

Crypto Social Media Manager (Athens-Remote)

We are seeking a skilled individual to take on the role of overseeing our social media presence and branding strategy. The ideal candidate will be responsible for curating engaging content, managing online communities, and responding...
Full time
Remote
Athens, USA
IT Support Analyst

IT Support Analyst

Role Overview Are you ready to join an innovative team at Shakepay that is set on revolutionizing the landscape for Bitcoin adoption? Shakepay is dedicated to offering every Canadian a smooth and secure...
Full time
Remote
Canada

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How much do crypto workers make?

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