Cryptanalytic Computer Scientist: Algorithms & Crypto

The Swift Group; Annapolis (MD); On-site; USD 130,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

The Swift Group is seeking a Cryptanalytic Computer Scientist to work in Annapolis Junction, MD. You will design and apply solutions to cryptologic and computational problems, using advanced computer science and mathematical techniques to analyze data and develop algorithms.

The role involves designing, developing, and evaluating mathematical models, analytic methods, and computational techniques to support research and cryptologic problem-solving efforts. A strong analytic mindset is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics (including Applied Math) or related field; plus specified experience
• Must include at least one programming course and four upper-level math courses (Calculus and above)
• Level 2: degree with required years; Level 3/4 add years and citizenship/security needs

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and apply solutions to cryptologic and computational problems
• Design, develop, and evaluate mathematical models, analytic methods, and computational techniques
• Support research, engineering, and cryptologic problem-solving efforts
• Work with high-performance computing, engineering, or applied mathematics domains
• Demonstrate strong analytical and discovery-oriented mindset

Skills

Algorithm development

Analytic problem solving

Mathematical foundations

Computational methods

Model development

Analytical mindset

Education

B.S. in CS/CE/Math

M.S. in CS/CE/Math

Ph.D. in CS/Math

Associate degree + years experience

Job description

The Swift Group is seeking a Cryptanalytic Computer Scientist to work in Annapolis Junction, MD. You will design and apply solutions to cryptologic and computational problems, using advanced computer science and mathematical techniques to analyze data and develop algorithms.

The role involves designing, developing, and evaluating mathematical models, analytic methods, and computational techniques to support research and cryptologic problem-solving efforts. A strong analytic mindset is essential.