How can I get involved?
The Ethereum community includes people of many different backgrounds and skillsets. Whether you’re a developer, an artist, or an accountant, there are ways to get involved. Here’s a list of suggestions that might help you get started.
Start by reading about the ethereum.org mission and values in our code of conduct.
Developers
- Learn about and try Ethereum at ethereum.org/developers/
- Attend an ETHGlobalopens in a new tab hackathon near you!
- Check out projects related to your area of expertise or programming language of choice
- Watch or participate in the Consensus and Execution Layer callsopens in a new tab
- Ecosystem Support Program's wishlistopens in a new tab - tooling, documentation, and infrastructure areas where the Ethereum Ecosystem Support Program is actively seeking grant applications
- Web3Bridgeopens in a new tab - join the aspiring web3 community in their initiative to identify, train, and support hundreds of developers and community members throughout Africa
- Join the Eth R&D Discordopens in a new tab
- Join the Ethereum Cat Herders Discordopens in a new tab
Researchers & Academics
Do you have a background in mathematics, cryptography, or economics? You might be interested in some of the cutting-edge work being done within the Ethereum ecosystem:
- Join the Eth R&D Discordopens in a new tab
- Write or review an Ethereum Improvement Proposal
- Write an EIP
- Submit your idea on Ethereum Magiciansopens in a new tab
- Read EIP-1opens in a new tab - Yes, that's the entire document.
- Follow the directions in EIP-1. Reference it as you write your draft.
- Learn how to become an EIP Editoropens in a new tab
- You can peer-review EIPs right now! See open PRs with the
e-reviewtagopens in a new tab. Provide technical feedback on thediscussion-tolink.
- You can peer-review EIPs right now! See open PRs with the
- Participate in EIP Governanceopens in a new tab
- More on EIPs
- Write an EIP
- Challenges.ethereum.orgopens in a new tab - a series of high-value research bounties, where you can earn >100,000ドル USD
- Ethresear.chopens in a new tab - Ethereum’s primary forum for research, and the world’s most influential forum for cryptoeconomics
- EF Research AMAopens in a new tab - An ongoing Q&A series with researchers. As each next part opens, anyone can post questions.
- Ecosystem Support Program's wishlistopens in a new tab - research areas where the Ethereum Ecosystem Support Program is actively seeking grant applications
- AllWalletDevsopens in a new tab - a forum for Ethereum developers, designers, and interested users to come together regularly and discuss wallets
Explore more active areas of research.
Non-technical skillsets
If you’re not a developer, it can be hard to know where to start in Ethereum. Here are a few suggestions, along with resources for specific professional backgrounds.
Organize a meetup in your city
- Not sure how to start? The BUIDL networkopens in a new tab can help.
Write content about Ethereum
- Ethereum needs good writers who can explain its value in plain language
- Not ready to publish your own articles? Consider contributing to the existing content on community resources, or propose new content for ethereum.org!
Offer to take notes for community calls
- There are many open-source community calls, and having notetakers is a huge help. If you’re interested, join the Ethereum Cat Herders discordopens in a new tab, and introduce yourself!
Translate Ethereum content into your native language
- ethereum.org maintains a Translation Program that translates the website, and other resources, into many different languages
- Find out how to get involved here
Run a node
Join thousands of node operators in helping to further decentralize Ethereum.
Stake your ETH
By staking your ETH you can earn rewards whilst helping to secure the Ethereum network.
Support projects
The Ethereum ecosystem is on a mission to fund public goods and impactful projects. With very small donations you can show your support and allow important work to be realized.
Financial professionals & Accountants
- Ethereum is home to the "Decentralized Finance" ecosystem - a network of protocols and applications that offer an alternative financial system. If you’re a financial professional, check out some DeFi apps at DeFi Llamaopens in a new tab or DeFiPrimeopens in a new tab
- Accountant? Assets on Ethereum - ETH, tokens, DeFi, etc - introduce many novel accounting issues. You could start by checking out some projects that aim to help users of cryptocurrency solve their bookkeeping & accounting challenges, like Rotkiopens in a new tab
Product Managers
- The Ethereum ecosystem needs your talents! Many companies are hiring for product manager roles. If you want to start by contributing to an open source project, get in touch with the Ethereum Cat Herdersopens in a new tab or RaidGuildopens in a new tab
Marketing
- There are many marketing and communications positions in the Ethereum ecosystem!
Ethereum jobs
Want to find a job working in Ethereum?
- ethereum.org jobs
- Ethereum Foundation job board (Lever)opens in a new tab
- Ethereum Foundation job board (BambooHR)opens in a new tab
- JobStashopens in a new tab
- Ethereum Job Boardopens in a new tab
- Cryptocurrency Jobsopens in a new tab
- Careers at ConsenSysopens in a new tab
- Crypto Jobs Listopens in a new tab
- Bankless jobs boardopens in a new tab
- Web3 Jobsopens in a new tab
- Web3 Armyopens in a new tab
- Crypto Valley Jobsopens in a new tab
- Ethereum Jobsopens in a new tab
Join a DAO
"DAOs" are decentralized autonomous organizations. These groups leverage Ethereum technology to facilitate organization and collaboration. For instance, for controlling membership, voting on proposals, or managing pooled assets. While DAOs are still experimental, they offer opportunities for you to find groups that you identify with, find collaborators, and grow your impact on the Ethereum community. More on DAOs
- DAOSquareopens in a new tab @DAOSquareopens in a new tab - Promote the DAO concept in non-tech field and help people create value through DAO
- Developer DAOopens in a new tab @developer_daoopens in a new tab - Community of builders who believe in collective ownership of the internet
- dOrgopens in a new tab @dOrg_techopens in a new tab - Freelancer Web3 development collective working as a DAO
- HausDAOopens in a new tab @nowdaoitopens in a new tab - Community governance of DAOhaus
- LexDAOopens in a new tab @lex_DAOopens in a new tab - Legal engineering
- MetaCartel Venturesopens in a new tab @VENTURE_DAOopens in a new tab - Venture for pre-seed crypto projects
- MetaFactoryopens in a new tab @TheMetaFactoryopens in a new tab - Digiphysical Apparel Brands
- MolochDAOopens in a new tab @MolochDAOopens in a new tab - Community focused on funding Ethereum development
- Raid Guildopens in a new tab @RaidGuildopens in a new tab - Collective of Web3 builders
Please remember to abide by the ethereum.org code of conduct whenever and however you contribute to ethereum.org!
Page last update: September 24, 2025