Web3 Career
Search Web3 Career job listings with filters for technology, role, location, and remote work.
Verdict
Common use cases
- Source remote Solidity engineers for a protocol launch
- Track DeFi hiring trends across regions
- Compile weekly job digest for blockchain newsletter
- Research salary ranges for Web3 marketing roles
- Identify companies hiring in specific countries
Integration
- Vendor
- Web3 Career
- Category
- other
- Auth
- API_KEY
- Tools
- 1
- Composio slug
web3_career
Tools
- List Jobs
Return the newest Web3 job listings, optionally filtered by role tag, country, or remote availability. Results are limited to the newest 100 jobs and include the required unmodified application links.
Setup
Setup guide
- 11. In Switchy, open Settings and navigate to the Integrations or MCP Servers section. 2. Click 'Add MCP Server' and select Web3 Career from the list. 3. You'll be prompted to enter an API key — obtain this from your Web3 Career account dashboard or contact their support if you don't have one yet. 4. Paste the key into the input field and click 'Connect'. 5. Switchy will verify the key and confirm the connection. 6. Open any Project, type '@Web3 Career list the newest remote Solidity jobs' in the chat, and hit send. 7. The MCP will return a list of matching roles with application links — if you see results, the integration is working. 8. Adjust your query by adding filters like 'country:USA' or 'tag:defi' to narrow results further.
What teammates see: by default, memories from Web3 Career are scoped to the Project (PROJECT visibility) - you can mark any memory PRIVATE or share it ORG-wide.
Works well with
Top models
Compatibility data appears once enough Projects have used this MCP together with a given model.
How Switchy teams use it
Starter prompts
Remote Solidity Roles
@Web3 Career list the newest remote jobs tagged 'solidity-developer' and return the top 20 with application links.
DeFi Jobs in USA
@Web3 Career show me the newest DeFi jobs in the USA, limited to 30 results, with application links included.
Marketing Roles Worldwide
@Web3 Career find the newest Web3 marketing jobs worldwide and return 25 listings with links to apply.
Remote-Only Openings
@Web3 Career list the 50 newest remote Web3 jobs across all roles and include the application URLs.
Smart Contract Auditor Jobs
@Web3 Career show me the newest jobs tagged 'smart-contract-auditor' and return up to 15 with application links.
Example outputs
Illustrative - representative of the model's voice and quality, not literal recordings.
@Web3Career pull all entry-level developer jobs and summarize which programming languages and frameworks appear most frequently in the requirements
Analyzed 23 entry-level developer postings from the past two weeks. JavaScript/TypeScript dominates (19 listings), followed by Solidity (11 listings) and Rust (7 listings). React appears in 14 frontend-focused roles. Web3.js and ethers.js are mentioned in 16 positions. Most entry-level roles expect 1-2 years of general software experience plus demonstrated interest in blockchain (personal projects, hackathons, or contributions to open-source Web3 repos).
This synthesis example shows how the AI can aggregate patterns across multiple job listings returned by the MCP. The 100-job result cap means this analysis reflects recent market trends but not exhaustive historical data. Useful for career planning or understanding current Web3 hiring priorities, though skill frequency doesn't guarantee job availability at any given moment.
Use-case deep-dives
When a 6-person consultancy tracks demand signals weekly
A Web3 consultancy advising DAOs and protocols can use this MCP to monitor which roles are spiking in the job market, signaling where client budgets are flowing. The team runs a weekly query filtered by role tags—'governance', 'tokenomics', 'security'—and logs the count and geography in a Switchy doc. Over 8 weeks, they spot that 'security auditor' postings doubled in Europe, so they pitch a new service line to European clients. This works if your consultancy's revenue depends on reading market shifts early, and you're okay with a 100-job sample size. If you need deeper analytics or historical trends, this MCP is too shallow. For a small consultancy doing quarterly planning, it's a low-cost signal that takes 10 minutes to pull and discuss.
Frequently asked
What does the Web3 Career MCP do in Switchy?
It pulls the latest Web3 job listings directly into your workspace. You can filter by role type, country, or remote-only positions. The MCP returns up to 100 newest jobs with application links intact, so your team can research opportunities or build job boards without scraping Web3 Career manually.
Do I need a Web3 Career account to use this MCP?
Yes, you need an API key from Web3 Career. This typically requires signing up on their platform and generating a key from your account settings. The MCP uses API key authentication, so you'll paste that key into Switchy once during setup. No OAuth flow or admin permissions required.
Can the Web3 Career MCP post jobs or apply on my behalf?
No. This MCP is read-only. It fetches job listings but cannot submit applications, post new jobs, or modify anything on Web3 Career. If you need to apply, you'll use the application links the MCP returns and handle that outside Switchy.
Why use this MCP instead of browsing Web3 Career directly?
The MCP lets you filter and pull job data into Switchy workflows without leaving your workspace. If you're building a job aggregator, researching salary trends, or routing opportunities to team channels, the MCP is faster than manual browsing. For casual job hunting, the website is simpler.
Does connecting Web3 Career count against my Switchy plan limits?
MCP connections don't count as seats, but API calls do consume your workspace's monthly action quota. Each job listing request hits Web3 Career's API once. If your team runs frequent job searches, monitor your usage dashboard to avoid hitting limits mid-month.