Full-Time

Office Manager

Posted on 9/23/2025

Offchain Labs

Offchain Labs

51-200 employees

Ethereum Layer-2 scaling via Arbitrum

Compensation Overview

$65k - $85k/yr

+ Tokens + Equity

New York, NY, USA

In Person

Category
Administrative & Executive Assistance (2)
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Required Skills
Data Analysis
Requirements
  • Previous experience in office management, administrative support, or related field.
  • Proven track record of successfully organizing and coordinating office operations and procedures.
  • Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to interact effectively with team members, visitors, and vendors.
  • Demonstrated experience in event planning and coordination, including both small-scale office events and larger employee engagement initiatives.
  • Familiarity with expense management platforms such as Ramp or similar tools.
  • Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, with the ability to convey information clearly and professionally.
  • Creative thinking and problem-solving skills, with a knack for finding innovative solutions to challenges.
  • Detail-oriented and organized, with the ability to multitask and prioritize tasks effectively.
  • Knowledge of HR policies and procedures, particularly related to onboarding and employee engagement.
  • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent preferred.
Responsibilities
  • Serve as the welcoming face of Offchain Labs, ensuring a professional and hospitable environment.
  • Organize and maintain the office space for daily use, incorporating creativity and efficiency.
  • Manage vendor relationships and office supplies, including food and beverage vendors.
  • Assist with administrative tasks such as scheduling meetings, preparing reports, and managing documents.
  • Coordinate office logistics, such as seating arrangements and event planning.
  • Assist with visitor reception, scheduling, and general administrative tasks.
  • Support team members onboarding and maintain office policies as needed.
  • Handle office budgets, expense management, and reporting.
  • Participate in special projects as required by HR, Operations, and Finance departments.
  • Help design, implement, and maintain Engagement programs to continuously improve employee experience.
  • Conceptualize and coordinate a variety of engaging events, both virtual and in-person, aimed at fostering team spirit and boosting morale.
  • Support initiatives designed to enhance employee satisfaction and cultivate a positive workplace culture.
  • Collaborate with colleagues from different departments to plan and execute company-wide activities that bring employees together to learn cross-functionally.
  • Suggest innovative approaches to employee engagement, researching industry trends and proposing creative ideas.
  • Manage resources efficiently to ensure the successful implementation of engagement initiatives within budgetary constraints.
  • Analyze feedback and metrics to evaluate the effectiveness of engagement efforts and make informed recommendations for improvement.
  • Foster a sense of community and inclusivity through targeted initiatives and communications.
  • Support HR & Experience team initiatives related to employee retention, well-being, and satisfaction.
  • Promote diversity, equity, and inclusion within the workplace through initiatives, supporting policies and programs that foster a sense of belonging for all employees.
  • Handle administrative tasks related to shipping, logistics, and receiving.
  • Manage equipment orders and inventory, including laptops and other technology supplies.
  • Utilize the Ramp platform for expense management, including tracking expenses, reconciling accounts, and generating reports.
Desired Qualifications
  • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent preferred.

Offchain Labs builds scaling solutions for Ethereum. Its main product, Arbitrum, enables faster and cheaper Ethereum transactions by using rollup technology that bundles many transactions off-chain and posts them to Ethereum Layer 1. This Layer 2 approach reduces network congestion and transaction costs for users. Compared with other blockchain tools, Arbitrum focuses on Layer 2 rollups to improve throughput and lower fees, serving developers, businesses, and individual users who run Ethereum-based applications. The company earns revenue from transaction fees on Arbitrum and may offer premium or enterprise services. Overall, its goal is to make Ethereum more accessible and usable by increasing speed and reducing costs for decentralized applications and users.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Series B

Total Funding

$143.7M

Headquarters

Princeton, New Jersey

Founded

2018

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Responsive pricing keeps fees lower during peaks than Base, per EthCC 2026 charts.
  • Acquired ZeroDev in August 2025, enhancing smart account capabilities.
  • Launched Onchain Labs program supporting fair-launch Arbitrum dApps.

What critics are saying

  • Vitalik Buterin's February 2026 critique shifts scaling to Ethereum mainnet, obsoleting L2s.
  • Gas fees trend to zero by 2027 from L1/L2 scaling, eroding transaction revenue.
  • Base Chain's $10.9B TVL displaces Arbitrum developer mindshare with superior UX.

What makes Offchain Labs unique

  • Arbitrum One leads L2s with $15.2B TVL, pioneering responsive pricing since January 2026.
  • Stylus enables EVM-compatible contracts in Rust, C, and C++ beyond Solidity.
  • Arbitrum Orbit provides customizable rollups with custom gas tokens and privacy layers.

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Cointelegraph
Apr 3rd, 2026
Ethereum L2s need responsive pricing to scale, says Offchain Labs.

Ethereum L2s need responsive pricing to scale, says Offchain Labs. 20 hours ago Edward Felten said Ethereum L2s need responsive pricing to scale, as Arbitrum's new model tests an alternative to EIP-1559-style fee swings. Cointelegraph in your social feed Ethereum layer-2 networks need "responsive pricing" to scale to billions of users and reduce the fee swings that still accompany congestion, Offchain Labs co-founder Edward Felten said during a keynote at EthCC 2026. Ethereum's EIP-1559 upgrade launched in August 2021, as part of the London hard fork. It reformed the Ethereum fee market by modifying the gas fee limit and introduced a feature that burns part of the transaction fees, removing them permanently from circulation. Felten said gas-price swings are still the main mechanism for protecting networks from being overrun during periods of heavy demand, even though that produces the kind of fee volatility mainstream users tend to reject. "[With responsive pricing], you can see more traffic at lower gas prices without overrunning the infrastructure." Volatile gas prices have long been a barrier to mass adoption, particularly for users accustomed to fixed or predictable transaction costs in traditional financial systems. The issue matters because Ethereum's scaling story is no longer just about adding more throughput. It is increasingly about whether layer-2 networks can make transaction costs predictable enough for mainstream-style apps while still pricing congestion honestly enough to protect infrastructure under heavy demand. Arbitrum's dynamic pricing rollout is now one of the first live tests of that tradeoff. Arbitrum One the first L2 to adopt responsive pricing. Arbitrum One adopted dynamic pricing in January. It described the model as an "Arbitrum platform direction to make fees more predictable under demand by aligning prices with real network bottlenecks." Felten shared multiple charts showing how Arbitrum gas fees remained lower during peak network volumes than fees on the Base network and other L2s that rely on EIP-1559. Arbitrum One is the largest L2 with $15.2 billion in TVL, while Coinbase's Base Chain is second with $10.9 billion, according to data from L2beat. L2s are securing over $39.7 billion in cumulative TVL, up 4.6% over the past year. While responsive pricing may be more scalable and more transparent about underlying costs, its biggest downside is lower predictability than EIP-1559, according to Julian Kors, a senior developer and founder of execution workspace startup Pulsar Spaces. The debate is not about one model being better, but whether networks optimise for "predictability and mechanism design purity or for efficiency and real-time cost alignment. EIP-1559 does the first very well. Responsive pricing leans into the second," he told Cointelegraph. Responsive pricing is a step forward, but the gas model needs replacing. Jerome de Tychey, president of Ethereum France and EthCC, told Cointelegraph that responsive pricing could improve user experience by making fees more closely reflect actual network demand. Cyprien Grau, project lead at gasless Ethereum L2 Status Network, agreed, calling the new pricing model a "real improvement in fee accuracy." However, the model still relies on a "fee market," meaning that users may still face variable costs and gas spikes during congestion, he told Cointelegraph. "It doesn't solve the structural problem: L2 gas fees trend toward zero as scaling on L1 and L2s improves and competition intensifies. Responsive pricing makes the decline smoother, but you're still building a revenue model on a depreciating asset." Grau added that responsive pricing is the "most advanced version of the gas model," but said the gas model needs replacing. "L2s that scale to billions of users will be the ones where users never think about gas at all, and where networks' economics don't depend on charging them for it," he added. The fee model debate comes as parts of the Ethereum ecosystem are already rethinking the original rollup-centric scaling thesis. In February, Vitalik Buterin argued that some layer-2 assumptions no longer held and that future scaling should rely more heavily on the mainnet and native rollups. L2 networks were created to scale Ethereum and offload part of the transaction load from the mainnet. However, Ethereum is now reconsidering its L2-centric approach, as these networks have siphoned significant economic value from the mainnet.

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Mar 25th, 2026
Hack Seasons Conference Cannes announces speakers: from S&P Global and EY to Arbitrum and 21Shares, the industry's brightest minds are coming.

Hack Seasons Conference Cannes announces speakers: from S&P Global and EY to Arbitrum and 21Shares, the industry's brightest minds are coming. Published: March 25, 2026 at 11:01 am Updated: March 25, 2026 at 12:11 pm Edited and fact-checked: March 25, 2026 at 11:01 am Hack Seasons Conference Cannes brings together world-class leaders from S&P Global, EY, Arbitrum, 21Shares, Franklin Templeton, and beyond to define the future of institutional crypto, tokenization, and Web3 innovation. The upcoming Hack Seasons Conference in Cannes is set to feature an impressive lineup of speakers, each contributing their unique perspectives and expertise to the event. Among the notable figures are Sébastien Borget, Co-Founder & COO of The Sandbox, a pioneer in blockchain gaming and the decentralized metaverse, and Ed Felten, Chief Scientist & Co-Founder of Offchain Labs, who has deep expertise in optimizing smart contract execution. Also joining is Arthur Breitman, Co-Founder of Tezos, one of the most prominent figures in layer-1 blockchain development. Joining this esteemed group are industry leaders such as Patrick Hansen, Senior Director of EU Strategy & Policy at Circle, a key figure in European crypto regulation and stablecoin policy, and Jason Lau, CIO at OKX, representing one of the world's largest crypto exchanges by volume. Other distinguished speakers sharing their insights include Ophelia Snyder, Co-Founder of 21Shares, who pioneered the world's first physically-backed crypto ETP, and Paul Brody, Global Blockchain Leader at EY and Author of Ethereum for Business, who is driving enterprise blockchain adoption at a global scale. Also speaking are Zach Pandl, Head of Research at Grayscale Investments, Andrew O'Neill, Managing Director & Digital Assets Analytical Lead at S&P Global Ratings, and Rafael Mastroberardino of Franklin Templeton, all of whom are shaping the future of institutional digital asset markets. Let's take a closer look at some of the conference's top speakers. Andrew O'Neill, Managing Director & Digital Assets Analytical Lead, S&P Global Ratings. With over 15 years in the financial sector, Andrew O'Neill leads S&P Global Ratings' digital assets work, reshaping traditional risk frameworks to accommodate blockchain data, smart contracts, and on-chain portfolios. He is Co-Chair of S&P's Digital Assets Research Lab and one of the most authoritative TradFi voices on crypto risk. He recently steered S&P Global's participation in the Monetary Authority of Singapore's Project Guardian, developing analytic frameworks for tokenized capital markets. In early 2026, he appeared on CNBC to discuss potential triggers for the next inflection point in crypto adoption. His presence signals the full arrival of Wall Street's rating establishment in the digital asset space. Ed Felten, Co-Founder & Chief Scientist, Offchain Labs (Arbitrum). Developer of the Arbitrum technology, and Professor Emeritus of Computer Science and Public Affairs at Princeton University. He previously served at the White House as Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer. He co-founded Offchain Labs in 2018 alongside two doctoral students, having first developed Arbitrum as a Princeton research project. Today, Arbitrum One is the industry's leading scaling solution for Ethereum, with a vast ecosystem of blockchain applications. Felten's rare blend of government policy experience, academic rigor, and hands-on blockchain building makes him one of the most compelling speakers in the Web3 world. Matthew Dawson, enterprise Lead, Ethereum Foundation. As part of the Ethereum Foundation's Ecosystem Development team, Matthew is focusing on Enterprise Acceleration, with a background in financial services consulting and blockchain advisory and investments. He works directly with corporations, financial institutions, and regulators to drive real-world Ethereum adoption at scale. He has presented on enterprise Ethereum adoption at major summits across Europe, becoming one of the Foundation's most active voices in bridging institutional finance and the Ethereum ecosystem. As enterprise blockchain moves from pilot to production, Dawson is shaping the playbook. Ophelia Snyder, Co-Founder, 21Shares. A Forbes 30 Under 30 alumna began her career in venture capital and investment banking before entering crypto. She attended Stanford University. She co-founded 21Shares in 2018, listing the world's first physically-backed crypto ETP on the SIX Swiss Exchange just months later. In October 2025, 21Shares was acquired by FalconX - marking the largest exit by a female founder in crypto history. Having built 21Shares from a scrappy Zurich startup into a $10B+ AUM global platform, Snyder is one of the most consequential figures in institutional crypto investing. Paul Brody, Global Blockchain Leader, EY | Author, Ethereum for Business. Paul Brody drives blockchain initiatives across consulting, audit, and tax, and serves as Chairman of the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA), the leading global community for enterprise blockchain. He has led EY to develop the Nightfall privacy-enabled Ethereum Layer 2 network and the Starlight zero-knowledge compiler, both contributed to the public domain. His book Ethereum for Business earned a personal endorsement from Vitalik Buterin and was hailed as one of Fortune's top three crypto books of 2023. Brody is the single most credible bridge between the Fortune 500 boardroom and the Ethereum ecosystem. Beyond the headline speakers: A deep bench of industry leaders. Among other speakers are Zach Pandl, Head of Research at Grayscale Investments, known for his Wall Street macro expertise now applied to digital assets, and Patrick Hansen, Senior Director of EU Strategy & Policy at Circle, who is shaping the regulatory future of stablecoins across Europe. Also speaking is Charles Guillemet, CTO of Ledger, a pioneer in crypto security infrastructure and self-custody innovation. Attendees will gain insights from Jason Lau, CIO of OKX, and Clarisse Hagege, Founder & CEO of Dfns, whose work in wallet infrastructure is redefining how financial institutions interact with blockchain at scale. Joining them is Bhaji Illuminati, CEO of Centrifuge, a trailblazer in real-world asset tokenization, and Rafael Mastroberardino, Digital Assets Partnership Lead at Franklin Templeton, who brings the weight of one of the world's largest asset managers to the conversation. 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