What is it like working as a smart contract auditor at an audit firm. What the job is actually like, what I do day to day, pros and cons vs an independent researcher and future goals.
for anyone who are struggling growing into the field, invest much time in leaning the fundamentals and go through all the bootcamps and free classes out there Just dont lose hope! and never give up~. moreover thanks for awesome people like Andy, Patrick and everyone outthere helping the people in the community, waiting for my turn to give back to the community too i will not stop learning, again Thanks for the motivation and resources Andy
@@andyli Which one you mean? This (16 hrs) one ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-M576WGiDBdQ.html - OR- This (32 hrs) one ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gyMwXuJrbJQ.html ?
Hi, Andy. Great content and thanks for your thoughts on web3 sec. What are the typical questions for someone applying for a junior smart contract auditor on a job interview? Would love to hear you opinion on that one❤
Hey Andy, I am sydney based and just starting my journey into this field. Would love to connect professionally with you! Great video man and I love your channel, hoping to hear back from you!
Hey you are my motivation boy I joined code4rena hardly 1 month ago and my place is 900 all time and top 200 on 60 days After more learning like you want to join a audit company it's my goal BTW thank you Andy for this type of motivation
Iam Really happy for you, man. I recently got a job offer for a test automation engineer and another offer as devops. Should i take the first offer to be more prepared for a web3 security transition. Or QA is irrelevant to web3 security. Because if that is the case i will take the devops one it pays 1.5x the test automation offer
It is hard to say just from the job titles, since the actual job might be very different from the job description. QA is not irrelevant because we write a lot of tests and PoCs during audits.
Hi Andy, great content! When you get paid from your company do you have to set up your own company and do all the taxes yourself? or do you do it through a platform like deel?
Hey so I am looking to break into cyber security in 2023, and was pretty convinced that the standard cert road was the way to go. I've passed the Sec+ but after seeing you latest videos I am a bit conflicted as t whether I should go after the OSCP or focus solely on Web3. OSCP seems like the safe and well tread path but like you've said getting in early on web3 sec could be a gamechanger, especially if it really blows up! I watched your conversation with Tyrese and Amaechi but I am still a bit confused, would you be able give me like 3 or 4 bullet points you would consider as the essential steps to getting a job at an auditor firm?
Yeah you're right, OSCP is still good to get into cyber security. It depends on where your interests lie. Nothing wrong with getting into cyber security first then deciding what to specialise in, because I would consider web3 a niche of cyber security. Check out the video I made on "Beginner Roadmap", it covers all the steps I took
Hey Andy, thanks a lot for the update! Did you have to set up a company to be paid like a contractor or something? I know this will vary from country to country, but how do remote workers handle taxes with their local government?
Nice Content Andy Just getting my ass into SC auditing now. Learning Solidity atm although I have no prior programming experience though but I have been in web3 for a while and recently decided to pivot to SC auditing. Any recommendations for me?
Do we need to write some soliditiy code to exploit the vulnerability? OR to Submit the Vulnerability does we need to write some code to tell them how this could be malicious?
I started doing C4 around 3 months ago and I have found quite a lot of bugs so far. Also some unique ones. Do you think it is possible for me to get an auditor job? I am currently enrolled in university so no degree yet. I'd like to have a job not for the money primarily but to get some professional experience and learn from others. Would be really happy if you can answer :)