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Binance Accelerator Program - Software Engineer (Cryptography)
Responsibilities
- Conduct cutting-edge research on modern cryptographic protocols, including post-quantum cryptography, threshold signatures, signature aggregation, and proof systems for blockchain applications.
- Explore and benchmark NIST post-quantum signature standards and emerging constructions from recent academic literature.
- Collaborate with senior researchers and engineers to translate research outcomes into practical applications.
- Publish research findings and contribute to open-source cryptographic projects when appropriate.
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a PhD in Computer Science, Cryptography, or a closely related field
- Strong theoretical or practical knowledge of cryptography, in areas such as post-quantum signatures, MPC/threshold protocols, zero-knowledge proofs, or interactive proof systems (e.g., sumcheck-based protocols)
- Proficiency in at least one of Rust, C++, or Python
- Ability to read and reason about security proofs from academic literature
Preferred Qualifications
- Prior research experience or publications in post-quantum cryptography, threshold signatures, or verifiable computation
- Familiarity with blockchain architectures, smart contract platforms, or on-chain signature verification constraints
- Proficiency in leveraging AI tools to accelerate research workflows
What does a Rust developer in web3 do?
A Rust developer in the context of web3 is a programmer who uses the Rust programming language to build applications and tools for the decentralized web, also known as the web3 ecosystem
The specific responsibilities of a Rust developer in web3 may vary depending on the project or organization they are working for, but in general, they would be responsible for writing, testing, and maintaining Rust code that is used to build web3 applications
This could include things like creating smart contracts for decentralized finance (DeFi) applications, building tools for interacting with decentralized storage networks, or developing decentralized applications (dApps) for the web3 ecosystem.