Position: Security Engineer (dApp Auditor)
Company: Hacken
Experience required: 2y
English level: upper

We are looking for a security engineer (or a software developer) who will conduct a secure code review for applications that have integrations with the blockchain technologies. They will be responsible for finding attack vectors, performing line-by-line code reviews, writing detailed reports of their findings, and giving feedback on the overall process.

This is a new department that specializes in tasks described above. We constantly improve our methodology, scoring metrics, and ways to help our customers. Some of the projects we worked with include custodial wallets (mobile, desktop, browser extension), cryptocurrency exchanges, off-chain bridge oracles. Blockchains we work with are usually EVM-compatible, but they are not limited to.

Requirements
2+ years of experience with software developing or security engineering.
Experience working with Ethereum (or any other EVM-based) blockchain.
Good knowledge of JavaScript and TypeScript.
Knowledge of widely used smart contract standards (EIP20, EIP721, EIP1155, etc).
Good understanding of following concepts: race conditions, consensus algorithms, elliptic curve signatures, encryption, and hashing.
Self-sufficiency and tasks ownership mindset.
Ability to write technical English at the level of B1/B2.

Would be a plus:
Experience with penetration testing.
Experience working with any non-EVM based blockchain.
Knowledge of following languages: Java, Rust, Go, Dart.
Experience in web, desktop, or mobile application development.

What do we expect?
Strong understanding of programming language concepts.
The person is not required to know every programming language there is, but it is important they understand differences between them and be able to quickly adapt to unfamiliar syntaxes or other concepts.

Knowledge of security best practices.
The person should have a solid understanding of secure coding practices and be familiar with the common vulnerabilities and weaknesses that can occur in code.

Good communication skills.
The person conducting the code review should be able to effectively communicate their findings to the development team and provide clear, actionable recommendations for how to fix any issues that are discovered.

Knowledge of blockchain technologies.
The person should be familiar at the base level with the underlying principles of how a blockchain works, including concepts such as decentralization and consensus algorithms.

For comfortable and effective cooperation we offer:

- Opportunity to influence and feel your impact inside the company.
- Work in a progressive and cutting-edge environment.
- Great opportunities for personal and career growth.
- Option to get income in USDT.
- Paid vacation and sick leaves.
- Minimum bureaucracy, maximum independence.
- Budget for conferences, seminars, and training that will help you grow as a professional.
- Flexible working hours.