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Security Engineer at decentralized blockchain infrastructure platform
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Job Title
Security Engineer
Salary
Not Disclosed
Company Description
Decentralized blockchain infrastructure platform
Job Description
As a Security Engineer, you will join a specialized team dedicated to securing high-stakes blockchain infrastructure. You will audit Rust code, implement automated security analysis using ML models, and manage bug bounty programs. This contract role impacts a major open-source ecosystem by embedding security best practices across the entire stack.
Location
Remote
Why this role is remarkable
- Lead security efforts for a massive, high-impact open-source blockchain ecosystem used globally.
- Work at the intersection of deep systems engineering and advanced security research, including ML-driven analysis.
- Join a well-funded, top-tier decentralized tech organization with a mission to redefine the internet.
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What You Will Do
- Conduct manual and automated code reviews of complex Rust-based software and runtime environments.
- Build and maintain sophisticated machine learning models for anomaly detection and automated security scanning.
- Manage and triage vulnerability submissions from bug bounty programs to ensure rapid resolution of critical issues.
The ideal candidate
- Possesses extensive experience in secure software engineering, specifically with the Rust programming language.
- Demonstrates a deep understanding of cryptography, distributed systems, and modern security auditing techniques.
- Has experience building or deploying machine learning models for automated analysis or anomaly detection.
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