Cryptography Engineer

We are looking for a hands-on cryptography engineer or experienced software developer to join our core engineering team and work on privacy-first, next-generation blockchain technology. Our stack is primarily built in Rust (with some components in C++), and we use zero-knowledge proofs, elliptic curve cryptography, and other cutting-edge cryptographic techniques.
Please note: this role operates within the European time zone
Who you are
You are either:
An experienced software engineer (strong in Rust) with a deep interest in applied cryptography; or
A security auditor/cryptography researcher experienced in reviewing and analyzing cryptographic implementations, and practical programming experience in real-world codebases.
What you’ll do:
Contribute to the design and implementation of advanced cryptographic protocols.
Work closely with researchers and engineers to translate theory into production-grade code.
Take part in internal and external reviews of cryptographic primitives and implementations.
Participate in collaborations with academic and industry partners.
Audit cutting-edge cryptographic libraries.
Apply FV methods on highly sensitive codebases.
What we’re looking for
Strong programming experience in Rust.
Understanding of applied cryptography and familiarity with concepts like ZKPs, elliptic curves, and blockchain protocols.
Curiosity and drive to learn new cryptographic tools and frameworks.
Good communication and teamwork skills.
Bonus points
Experience in auditing or verifying cryptographic codebases.
Contributions to open-source cryptography or blockchain projects.
Publications or participation in cryptography research communities.
Familiarity with formal verification methods with emphasis on cryptography.

Work arrangement
Yes