NFT & Metaverse Developer Freelancing Jobs Platform

NFT & Metaverse Developer Freelancing Jobs Platform | Remote Web3 Gigs Launched

Sep 15, 2022

A company specializing in Web3 technologies is now positioning itself as a freelancing platform for blockchain developers.

Vancouver,United States - September 15, 2022 /PressCable/ —

Meta-Builders has announced that it is now providing consistent and reliable employment to freelance developers specializing in various blockchain technologies. Successful applicants will have the opportunity to receive consistent projects from the company’s growing international clientele.

More information is available at https://meta-builders.com

Established as a third-party developer, Meta-Builders builds various Web3-based projects, such as NFTs, metaverses, and smart contracts. The company also develops digital payment systems and is capable of creating custom Web3-based applications. “Web3’s modular nature enables us to create solutions for clients involving any blockchain in service of almost any imaginable application,” the company explained on its website.

Fees vary depending on the size and scope of the project. For instance, an NFT project that will entail consulting, minting, and media curation costs 3.69 ETH, while building an entire NFT marketplace with custom branding and access to metaverse environments is priced at 100 ETH.

Meta-Builders’ demand for developers reflects the growth of Web3 technology internationally. According to Vantage Market Research’s latest industry forecast, the value of the Web3 market is set to reach $23.3 billion by 2028, growing by a CAGR of 41.6% between 2022 and 2028. It added that this double-digit growth will be fueled by rapid advancements happening in the blockchain segment.

“These figures show that the growth we’re experiencing is only the beginning, which means that there’s going to be plenty of work opportunities for talented developers who want to join the team,” a company spokesperson said.

Moreover, the company is also cognizant of the shift in employee attitude towards their work setup, with many preferring to work remotely. For example, Buffer’s “2022 State Of Remote Work” found that 97% of respondents said they want to work remotely and 61% described their remote working experience as “very positive”.

“There is a massive shift in society from in-person jobs to at-home, online, and in-the-metaverse jobs,” a company spokesperson said. “Meta-Builders’ plans to target individuals who understand this shift into the digital economy and are expanding their business practices to allow for scalability in these areas.”

Interested parties can get in touch with the Meta-Builders team at http://Discord.gg/metabuilders

Contact Info:
Name: Mike Smart
Email: Send Email
Organization: Meta-Builders
Address: 5500 Northeast Fourth Plain Boulevard 34, Vancouver, WA 98661, United States
Website: http://meta-builders.com

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