Rust Web3 Jobs in Palo Alto, California, United States

Enya Labs, as a core contributor to Boba Network, is seeking a Security Engineer. In this fully remote role, you will design, build and maintain our security tools. We are looking to hire someone passionate about Solidity, a deep understanding of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), distributed computing, and security.

• Contribute and build our internal security tools and create new ones that help improve security services by following good engineering practices.
• Assessment of the security risks and mitigation as part of your roadmap.
• Train and enforce security best practices by employees.
• Maintain incident response preparedness.
• Occasionally direct and manage contributions from other engineers.
• Conduct security research and publish your findings in technical blog posts/conferences.
• Work closely with leaders to ensure security best practices are put in place and communicated internally and externally.
• Improving our processes and offerings.

• 2+ years of experience in Solidity, Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), and/or blockchain technology.
• 3+ years of professional experience as a Software Engineer or Security Engineer.
• Passion for Cryptocurrency/DeFi/Blockchain is a plus.
• Solid experience in threat analysis, advanced persistent threat (APT), or response.
• Experienced in threat and vulnerability management, penetration testing, and SecOps (intrusion detection, security logging, malware analysis, and forensics).
• Experience in programming languages such as Rust, Golang, and Solidity.

Enya Labs is a contributor to the Boba Network, a multichain Layer 2 that reduces the barriers to adoption for users and developers. We empower Gaming, DeFi, and NFT projects to scale more cost-effectively while delivering a smoother user experience. Boba's Hybrid Compute technology enables developers across the blockchain ecosystem to build dApps that invoke code executed on web-scale infrastructure, making it possible to leverage sophisticated algorithms that are either too expensive or impossible to execute on-chain.