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<h3 class="section-heading">APPLICATIONS FOR SUMMER 2019 ARE NOW CLOSED</h3>
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<h3 class="section-heading">APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2020 RESIDENCY ARE NOW CLOSED</h3>
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<h2class="section-heading text-center">About</h2>
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Chaincode Labs has hosted four residency programs. This past summer's residency format fused an onboarding seminar period with a two-month project-based residency under the guidance of established Bitcoin and Lightning Network developers. This allowed residents to put their theoretical learnings to use by making meaningful contributions to open-source projects.
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Chaincode Labs is now accepting applications for our fifth residency program.
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This year we are seeking industry professionals looking to build upon their experience while deconstructing the philosophies behind Bitcoin and Lightning protocol design.
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This program will take place at our offices in Midtown Manhattan and consist of a seminar and discussion series. The first portion of the program will focus on Bitcoin followed by a focus on Lightning. Applicants can choose to apply to one or both sessions.
<h4 class="service-heading">Becoming a Bitcoin/LN Protocol Developer</h4>
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<pclass="text-muted">(2.5 weeks) Sessions to bootstrap the knowledge of developers by diving deep into security concerns, adversarial thinking, and approaches to Bitcoin and Lightning protocol design.</p>
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<p class="text-muted">Sessions to bootstrap the knowledge of developers by diving deep into security concerns, adversarial thinking, and approaches to Bitcoin and Lightning protocol design.</p>
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<p class="text-muted">(2 months) Unstructured time for residents to contribute to open-source projects or work on a personal project of their choosing. Each resident was assigned a mentor for the duration of the program.</p>
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<h2class="section-heading text-center">Apply</h2>
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<h6class="text-center">Applications are now open!</h6>
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This is an excellent opportunity if you want to:
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<li>contribute to open-source Bitcoin protocol projects but find the idea daunting</li>
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<li>spend more time designing protocols based on Bitcoin and/or Lightning</li>
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<li>think about edge cases and security models with established protocol developers</li>
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Chaincode is committed to creating an inclusive environment for people from different backgrounds. Travel and lodging will be provided as needed.
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