Growth Marketing Generalist Web3 & DomainFi

About D3

D3 is building the world's first purpose-built blockchain for Domain Fi, bringing domain tokenization and DeFi primitives to a $360B+ real-world asset class. We are changing how existing and future domain names are owned, traded, and financed. Our team is stacked with operators who spent the last three decades shaping the internet, from pioneering domain monetization to architecting core internet protocols to launching and running major TLDs like .xyz,

.inc, .tv, and .link. We closed a $25M Series A led by Paradigm, one of the best investors in the industry. The round funds our mission to bring domains fully on-chain and open new financial rails for one of the internet's most valuable asset classes. We are globally distributed with team members across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. We are looking for driven builders to help us grow a trillion-dollar Domain Fi economy.

Join us.

We are hiring a Digital Marketing Associate to support execution across every surface where Doma and D3 show up: social, digital events, content, campaigns, and reporting. This is a generalist role on a small, fast-moving team. In one week you might edit a You Tube clip, run production for an X Space, pull campaign numbers into a weekly report, write a thread, and build a Luma page.

This is a first or second job in marketing, and it moves at startup speed. If you want a repeatable checklist, this is not the role. If you want reps across the full marketing stack at an early-stage crypto infrastructure company, keep reading.

• Support daily publishing across X, Linked In, and You Tube: drafting, scheduling, formatting, and posting
• Own community listening and engagement queues, surfacing replies and mentions worth a response
• Test and build new channels (Tik Tok, Farcaster, Telegram, short-form video) and report back on what works
• Maintain the content calendar and keep contributors on deadline
• Produce social graphics, event flyers, and slide edits from existing brand templates in Figma or Canva, Manage the asset library and keep versions organized
• Brief and coordinate with our visual designer and outside contractors
• Build weekly and monthly performance reports across social, web, email, and campaign channels
• Track UTMs, tag links, and keep attribution clean
• Keep track of reporting. Turn numbers into a point of view. Tell us what to do more of and what to kill

• Run production for X Spaces, webinars, AMAs, and podcast recordings: run-of-show, speaker prep, reminders, recording, and follow-up
• Build event pages, registration flows, and reminder sequences
• Cut recordings into clips, quote cards, and recap posts within 48 hours of the event

• Draft social copy, newsletter sections, event recaps, and blog support material
• Repurpose long-form assets (reports, podcasts, panels) into channel-native formats
• Keep our voice consistent for two audiences at once: domain industry veterans and crypto-native traders

• Support go-to-market for protocol upgrades, partner announcements, and token launches
• Build and maintain campaign trackers, asset checklists, and launch-day run-of-show
• Coordinate KOL toolkits, partner co-marketing assets, and community distribution

• 1-to-3 years of relevant marketing experience. Agency, startup, or in-house all count
• Project management instincts: you track your own deadlines, you chase down blockers, and nothing falls through the cracks
• Comfort with incomplete information. You make a call, flag the assumption, and keep moving
• Strong sense of ownership. You treat a task as yours from brief to published, including the unglamorous parts
• Ability to context-switch across five projects in a day without losing the thread
• Clear, fast writing. Short sentences, no AI slop filler
• Working fluency with the modern marketing stack: social schedulers, analytics dashboards, Figma or Canva, Notion or similar
• Comfortable working async across time zones with a distributed team

• Web3 or crypto background. Ideal, not required. Curiosity and a fast learning curve matter more
• Domain industry exposure, or a genuine interest in how the internet's naming layer works
• Video editing chops and a feel for short-form pacing
• Experience running live audio or webinar production
• Basic HTML, CSS, or no-code site building (Claude Code, Webflow, Framer)
• Data comfort: spreadsheets, dashboards, light SQL
• Meme literacy. You know the difference between funny and cringe, and you know…