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Technical Futures Ltd
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Do you have experience in Cryptography and Security Software Solutions, possess strong low level programming skills and want to use your Mathematical and Programming excellence to fortify code essential to the finance industry? Fully Remote working. Can be based in Europe or UK.
A Security Software Engineer, ideally with a PhD in Mathematics, Computing or Cryptography coupled with strong programming skills (C/C++, Go, Rust, Solidity) will join an innovative start-up combining high-end security, blockchain and program analysis research.
You’ll undertake Security Software Research as part of a team of experts in Compilers, Cryptography, Mathematics and Finance, bringing an appreciation (or personal interest in) real-world attacker mentality in order to reduce risk and fortify code. Of particular interest is knowledge of zero-knowledge proofs.
Working Remotely, the Software Research Engineer can expect to receive a good remuneration package with a generous bonus, research opportunities and personal equipment of your choice.
You should bring the following:

  • A PhD in Mathematics, Computing, Cryptography or similar relevant discipline and/or relevant commercial Security Software experience backed by a strong academic history.
  • Working knowledge of Compilers, Cryptography, Blockchain and/or Algorithms.
  • Highly beneficial to bring experience of zero-knowledge proofs.
  • Proficiency in programming languages to ideally include Go and Rust, Solidity and C/C++.
  • Experience with low level software either as an engineer or researcher.
  • Solid understanding of mathematical models particularly for financial instruments and a good awareness of code security.
  • Designing with a bigger picture in mind i.e. relating to consequences of decisions.
    What the Security Software Engineer /Cryptographer will be involved with:
  • Reviewing complex, high assurance smart contract code.
  • Applying your engineering skills to build custom tools to rapidly assess, explore or secure the code.
  • Advising clients to make informed decisions about risk to their financial systems; using your expertise to help solve hard security problems.
  • You’ll continually enhance your skills in both personal and professional development opportunities.
    You must be a British or EU National and can work remotely from various European locations. A competitive salary will be offered depending on your level of skills and experience plus a generous bonus
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