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About theSecurity Apprenticeship Program
Our theSecurity apprenticeship program offers students & graduates worldwide a rare opportunity to be engaged in a range of directed and autonomous study across numerous topics focusing on smart contract security, and to make tangible contributions to its evolution through a range of exciting and challenging projects.
As an apprentice at Nethermind, you'll be given the opportunity to cooperate closely with Gauss team and to be part of 3-month-long deep dive into learning with top blockchain security researchers, benefiting from mentorship, continuous coaching, and access to their expertise.
This is a paid apprenticeship program.
What you will be doing
- Engaging in a range of directed and autonomous study across numerous topics focusing on smart contract security.
- Collaborating with top blockchain security researchers, benefiting from mentorship, continuous coaching, and access to their expertise.
- Undertaking an independent research project on an area of mutual interest.
- Conducting hands-on code auditing using our methodologies and techniques.
- Providing verbal and written reporting on identified vulnerabilities.
- Having the opportunity to upscale your technical capabilities in Web3 security.
You have
- PhD in Computer Science, Math, or related fields.
- Passion for the blockchain space and decentralization.
- Basic knowledge in the Solidity programming language.
- Basic understanding of Ethereum or other EVM based blockchains.
- Passion and interest at analyzing complex problems.
- Interest in developing an adversarial thinking and a hacker mindset
- Above average attention to detail.
- An advanced English level and great communication skills (oral and written).
Be part of our Security Apprenticeship Program!
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