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Job Position Company Posted Location Salary Tags

Zenith

Remote

Autheo

United States

$84k - $150k

1010 trading

Remote

Okx

Remote

$148k - $149k

P2P. org

European Union

Copperco

Remote

$84k - $102k

Tastylive

Remote

$103k - $109k

Bitgo

Remote

$180k - $220k

Alchemy

Remote

$135k - $240k

Alchemy

San Francisco, CA, United States

$135k - $240k

Blockchain

Remote

$126k - $150k

Chainlink Labs

Remote

$84k - $102k

Zscaler

Remote

$140k - $200k

Hyperbolic Labs

San Francisco, CA, United States

$77k - $110k

About Zenith

Zenith is developing an EVM environment built as an extension of the Canton Network, enabling developers to deploy programmable financial applications within one of the fastest-growing institutional blockchain ecosystems, trusted by JPMorgan, DTCC, Nasdaq, SBI Holdings, Broadridge, and Goldman Sachs.

By combining Ethereum’s developer ecosystem with Canton’s institutional infrastructure, Zenith sits at the intersection of DeFi innovation and global financial markets.


Role Summary
We are hiring a hands-on Head of Security to own and build our security posture end-to-end. This is a deeply technical role, not a policy-only or management-only position.
You will define, implement, and continuously improve security across our stack — from blockchain protocol internals to production infrastructure and company processes.


Responsibilities

  • Own company-wide security strategy and execution
    • Design and operate incident response & emergency procedures
  • Active attack handling
  • Post-mortems and hardening
    • Drive secure system architecture across:
  • Blockchain/protocol layer
  • Backend services & APIs
  • Infrastructure (cloud + networking)
  • Establish and enforce secure development practices
  • Lead security audits, reviews, and threat modeling
  • Perform or supervise deep vulnerability research
  • Define and improve internal processes for operational security
  • Act as the final authority in security-critical decisions


Required Background
Strong engineering background (you’ve built real systems, not just reviewed them)

  • Proven experience in offensive and defensive security
    • Vulnerability research
    • Security audits
    • Incident response
  • Deep understanding of:
    • Blockchain systems
      • Smart contract models
      • Execution environments
      • Consensus mechanisms
      • P2P networking & RPC layers
    • Linux internals
    • Distributed systems & networking
  • Strong programming skills in:
    • Rust and Go
  • Experience securing:
    • Cloud infrastructure (GCP/AWS or equivalent)
    • Production-grade systems


Strongly Preferred Experience with:

  • Red team operations
  • Large-scale security architecture
  • JVM ecosystem (Java / Scala)
  • Experience from fintech or other security-critical domains
  • Demonstrated contributions:
    • Audits, exploits, research, or security tooling
    • Open-source or verifiable real-world work


What We Explicitly Don’t Want

  • Pure managers or “security policy” people
  • Candidates without deep, demonstrable technical work
  • Tool-driven operators with no understanding of underlying systems
  • Anyone unable to reason about systems without scanners


Hiring Expectations

  • We will review past work:
    • Code, audits, disclosures, research
  • We expect clear evidence of:
    • Technical depth
    • Sound judgment
    • Ethical alignment (white/grey hat boundaries must be clear)

Is infrastructure engineering a good career?

Yes, infrastructure engineering can be a good career choice for individuals who are interested in designing and managing the physical infrastructure required for various projects, including transportation systems, buildings, energy systems, and more

Infrastructure engineers play a critical role in ensuring that our communities have safe and reliable systems and facilities that meet the needs of their users

They are responsible for designing, building, and maintaining infrastructure projects, as well as managing the budget, timelines, and resources required for these projects

In addition, infrastructure engineering is a growing field, as there is a continued need for new infrastructure to support the growing population and changing technological landscape

This means that there are plenty of job opportunities in this field, and those with the right skills and qualifications can often command high salaries and advance their careers quickly

If you are interested in infrastructure and enjoy problem-solving, project management, and working with a team, infrastructure engineering can be a fulfilling and rewarding career choice.