Social & Technical Content Manager, Alchemy
$110-150k
+ equity + bonus
Web3 development platform
Be an early applicant
Web3 development platform
201-500 employees
Be an early applicant
$110-150k
+ equity + bonus
201-500 employees
Company mission
To provide developers with the fundamental building blocks they need to create the future of technology.
Role
Who you are
- 3+ years creating social or technical content for a company, product, or expert
- Work samples that show strong storytelling, including at least one social-first example and one piece that makes a technical subject clear
- Strong instincts for social media. You understand how each platform works and know when a format or trend serves the story
- Clear, concise writing and rigorous editing. You can simplify a complex idea without making it less accurate
- Technical curiosity and the confidence to learn from documentation, demos, and subject-matter experts. You do not need to be an engineer, but you should know when a claim needs verification before publishing
- Sound editorial judgment. You can choose what deserves amplification, cut what does not, and finish the work with limited oversight
- Experience earning trust across technical and creative teams, managing feedback, and keeping launches moving
- A practical approach to measurement. You can explain what worked, what did not, and what you would change
- The ability to develop strong video concepts and scripts. On-camera work and video editing are useful, but not required
- You might come from social media, developer relations, technical content, developer education, or product marketing. Experience in developer tools, infrastructure, AI, fintech, cybersecurity, or Web3 is helpful. Prior Web3 experience is not required
What the job involves
- Alchemy is hiring a Social & Technical Content Manager to own how our strongest product, engineering, and customer stories show up online. This is a social-first role focused initially on X and LinkedIn, with opportunities to extend strong ideas into video, email, events, and longer-form content
- You have strong social instincts, a sharp editorial eye, and enough technical curiosity to earn the trust of engineers. You can find the idea worth building around, choose the right format, and carry an incomplete brief through to a finished package. You prefer a few stories with a clear point of view to filling a calendar for its own sake
- Own day-to-day editorial planning and execution for Alchemy's social channels, with a primary focus on X
- Help shape channel strategy with Marketing leadership: identify our core content pillars, build the brand of internal Alchemists, and experiment with ambassadors, KOLs, and other growth levers
- Build a reliable story pipeline with Product Marketing, Product, Engineering, Developer Relations, Customer Success, and the broader Marketing team
- Interview engineers, product leaders, customers, and executives to find the detail that makes a story credible
- Turn launch briefs, product demos, technical documentation, engineering interviews, and customer results into platform-native social posts, videos, emails, and longer-form content
- Develop repeatable content pillars, formats, and distribution plans that extend important launches and customer stories beyond launch day
- Partner with designers and video producers while owning the idea, message, script, and editorial bar
- Help Alchemy's experts show up on social with posts that sound like them
- Use AI to move faster on research, drafting, repurposing, and analysis. Use performance data to decide what to repeat or stop
Our take
Blockchain technology is a rapidly growing industry with many startups and established companies developing new applications that utilize it. However, many companies reinvent the wheel as they each attempt to build their own version of the blockchain software.
Alchemy offers a platform that simplifies the creation of blockchains and the launching of new nodes. It provides developers with “building blocks” that can be used to make the process more efficient. Alchemy is working with multinational organizations like Meta, Adobe, and Splunk, and it has won many clients from their current top competitor, Infura.
The company has seen considerable growth and is now acquiring companies to improve its stack. It now serves over 10 million end users and became a unicorn after attracting impressive funding in 2022. It continues to refine its platform to gain competitive edge, for example launching a transaction simulation product to help reduce the chances of transactions becoming susceptible to scams.
Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Insights
64% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Funding (last 2 of 4 rounds)
Feb 2022
$200m
SERIES C
Oct 2021
$250m
SERIES C
Total funding: $545m
Company benefits
- Health, dental and vision insurance
- HSA
- Flexible time off
- Group meals
- 401k plan
- Company retreats
- Conferences and events
- Gym membership
- Commuting benefits
- Relocation bonus
- Paid parental leave
- Home office stipend
Company HQ
SoMa, San Francisco, CA
Leadership
Nikil Viswanathan
(Co-Founder & CEO)After studying Computer Science at Stanford, Nikil co-founded Down to Lunch in 2016, serving as CEO. Left this role in 2017 to co-found Alchemy.
Joseph Lau
(Co-Founder & President)Also co-founded Down to Lunch. Previously Software Engineer at Pinterest, Head Teaching Assistant at Stanford University, and Associate Technology Manager Intern at Google.
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