About Blokhaus

At Blokhaus, we're not only a marketing agency, but a brand incubator and product lab revolutionizing the world of Web3 with a focus on emerging tech. Our expertise and commitment to innovation means that we can help brands stay ahead of the curve in an ever-evolving digital landscape. We understand the importance of being up-to-date with the latest trends and technologies, and are passionate about creating solutions that will help our clients succeed. 

We believe in having fun while creating something amazing together. Our team of experts are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what's possible.  But that's not all.  We are passionate about emojis, candy, Slack, Web3 and AI wizardry!

Join us and be part of a team that's leading the way in emerging tech and Web3 innovation. With us, you'll have the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology, smart and passionate people and make a real impact on the world. Our mission is to provide the best possible solutions to our clients, and we're always looking for talented individuals to join us in this endeavor. Let’s start building something incredible.

WHO ARE YOU:  

  • Passionate about Emerging Tech, Blockchain /Crypto
  • An emoji enthusiast 😊 and candy connoisseur
  • Understand our pets are key team members
  • Embraces a fully remote environment
  • Collaboration is king

WHY PEOPLE WANT TO WORK HERE:

  • Great people
  • Collaborative team environment
  • Individualized respect and recognition for contributions and new ideas 
  • Flexible work schedule 
  • Remote work environment
  • Unlimited paid time off 
  • Competitive compensation 
  • Full benefits

Please submit an application for us to keep on file!  If there is a fit for one of our open roles in the future, we will be sure to reach out to you.  And please check back.  We are always on the lookout for innovative and creative people 

 

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We aren’t a traditional agency, so we like to hire people who don’t necessarily fit the agency mold or check all the “right” boxes. If you’re on the fence about applying, please do!

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