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Blockchain Security Researcher

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We’re growing our Blockchain Security Research team. This is offensive-minded security work on real money-moving infrastructure: Breaking protocols before someone else does, and building the tooling and processes that keep them safe. What you’d do Do forensic analysis of transactions, logs, and contract behavior to understand attack paths Own the end-to-end security of our on-chain protocols, including secure signing of on-chain transactions Hunt for vulnerabilities and exploits in protocols, smart contracts, and dApps Build detection and prevention tooling; initiate your own research and products Who we’re looking for 3+ years of hands on experience in security driven environment Solid security background in any of the following: Exploit development, offensive security, vulnerability research, low level networking, cryptography Has the ability to dive into an unfamiliar technology and systematically find where it breaks Can code comfortably in Python, C++, Rust, or similar Can thrive in high-stakes, fast-changing environments Nice to have Blockchain security research background- Exploits, forensics, protocol risk Hands-on with Starknet, Ethereum, or other blockchain networks Web2 security, Blue team
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