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CryptoNext Security, a Paris-based start-up, seeks a senior Cryptography R&D Engineer to port and optimize the Quantum Safe Library (C-QSL) across platforms, including FPGA accelerators, with a focus on performance and security.
You will work at the intersection of cryptography, low-level C, and embedded hardware, collaborating with international teams, and contributing to CSPN/FIPS readiness and technical publications.
CryptoNext Security is a Paris-based start-up founded in 2019, building on more than 20 years of academic research. CryptoNext is a software vendor specializing in quantum-computer-resistant cryptography (PQC: post-quantum cryptography). Its software suite, the Quantum Safe Remediation Suite, includes the world-reference Quantum Safe Library (C-QSL), covering the full selection of NIST algorithms, and helps enterprises and integrators migrate to the era of post-quantum cybersecurity.
CryptoNext Security is a Paris-based start-up founded in 2019, building on more than 20 years of academic research. CryptoNext is a software vendor specializing in quantum-computer-resistant cryptography (PQC: post-quantum cryptography). Its software suite, the Quantum Safe Remediation Suite, includes the world-reference Quantum Safe Library (C-QSL), covering the full selection of NIST algorithms, and helps enterprises and integrators migrate to the era of post-quantum cybersecurity. CryptoNext Security was cited among the 5 reference leaders in Gartner's report on post-quantum cryptography (October 2021) and received the Innovation Prize at «Les Assises 2022». CryptoNext is a member of Campus Cyber, Hexatrust and Systematic, and was selected in 2022 to join a workgroup of the US National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) dedicated to PQC migration best practices. We are looking for a highly motivated, senior Cryptography R&D Engineer to join our team and take ownership of a key strategic project: porting our post-quantum cryptographic library across multiple platforms, with a particular focus on hardware/software FPGA accelerators. This role sits at the intersection of cryptography, low-level C engineering and embedded/hardware design.
The CryptoNext Quantum Safe Library is developed mainly in C and Assembly, targeting several operating systems (Linux, Windows, iOS, Android...) and processor architectures (x86, Arm, RISC-V...), as well as FPGA-based hardware accelerators. Other tasks may include, depending on your profile and the product roadmap: work on side‑channel countermeasures, and collaboration with the team in charge of integrating the library with communication protocols and cryptographic objects (TLS, IPsec, PKCS#11, X.509...) in post-quantum or hybrid mode.