Applied Cryptographer

 

Consultant (Remote)

Summary

GridModal and our technology partners are looking for an applied cryptographer. You will study, innovate, and prototype new technologies in secure computing, storage, and communication areas, and ultimately work to apply and transfer such technologies to real‐world projects and systems. You will serve as a key member of a highly talented and dynamic international development team that will develop state-of-the art secure cryptographic technologies for applications across different aspects of smart city infrastructure.

Duties

  • Serve as a key member of the Cyber Security Group; understand and convey the connection between cryptography and multi-layered cyber security approaches

  • Ability to code and develop software. You should have experience with at least one major language, like Python, Java, or C; the exact language is not too important.

  • Adopt a holistic approach to design and implement robust features yielding solid foundations for end-to-end security.

  • Propose innovative security IPs, challenge them against state of the art and review them with peers.

  • Ability to read and interpret academic papers on new cryptographic techniques.

Qualifications

  • Graduate Degree in Computer Security, System Engineering, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related fields

    • In lieu of PhD, a Master’s degree with relevant experience will be considered.

  • 5+ years of relevant, real-world experience researching and developing cryptographic systems for critical applications.

  • Deep knowledge and extensive experience in one or more of the following:

    • Architecture, analysis, design, implementation, and measurement of secure sub‐systems and systems.

    • Academic or professional research experience and/or publications in the areas of computer security, resiliency, and/or cryptography.

    • Analysis, modeling, design, development, testing, and verification of embedded and/or hardware systems.

    • Design, analysis, verification, and implementation of cryptographic algorithms and protocols.

    • Knowledge of computer security / cryptography related government and industry standards.

  • Previous involvement or research with Post-Quantum and/or Fully Homomorphic encryption techniques and applications.

  • Strong communication and presentation skills.

  • The ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a diverse team.

Benefits

  • Highly Competitive Salary

  • Performance Bonuses

  • Remote work w/ flexible, asynchronous working hours

  • Relocation assistance and visa sponsorship possible (if applicable)

  • Educational and training reimbursements