Remote Cryptography Engineer – MPC & Crypto Custody

Eliassen Group; Dover (DE); On-site; EUR 216,093,000 - 238,974,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental

Vision

401k with company matching

Life insurance

Job summary

Eliassen Group is seeking a Sr. Engineer in Cryptography Engineering for a remote contract engagement. You will design secure software components for a crypto custody wallet using MPC, integrate with blockchain nodes, and apply threat modeling to mitigate attacks.

You'll review cryptographic code in Rust, Go, or C/C++, work with OpenSSL and MPC libraries, and leverage Intel SGX and HSMs for remote attestation while contributing to secure cloud deployments.

Qualifications

• Expertise in cryptography engineering and secure software development.
• Hands-on experience with Rust, Go, or C/C++ and secure coding.
• Experience with cryptographic protocols, MPC, and hardware security features.
• Familiarity with OpenSSL and MPC libraries and hardware security like SGX/HSMs.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement a crypto custody wallet component based on MPC.
• Apply threat modeling to mitigate attack vectors during MPC rounds.
• Review cryptographic code in Rust, Go, or C/C++ with secure practices.
• Integrate with blockchain nodes and APIs to assemble and broadcast transactions.
• Leverage Intel SGX and HSMs for remote attestation and security.
• Contribute to cloud security and containerized deployments to avoid misconfigurations.
• Build secure storage for key shares and audit logs; ensure robust databases.

Skills

Rust

Go

C/C++

Cryptography engineering

Secure coding practices

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

OpenSSL

MPC libraries

Intel SGX

HSMs

Blockchain nodes

Job description

Eliassen Group is seeking a Sr. Engineer in Cryptography Engineering for a remote contract engagement. You will design secure software components for a crypto custody wallet using MPC, integrate with blockchain nodes, and apply threat modeling to mitigate attacks.

You'll review cryptographic code in Rust, Go, or C/C++, work with OpenSSL and MPC libraries, and leverage Intel SGX and HSMs for remote attestation while contributing to secure cloud deployments.