Cryptography​/Confidential Computing Engineer-Dig Tech & Innovation-CA

Our client, a leading organization in the financial technology sector, is seeking a Principal Applied Cryptography / Confidential Computing Engineer (SE3) to join their innovative team. As a Principal Applied Cryptography / Confidential Computing Engineer (SE3), you will be part of the engineering department supporting cutting‑edge digital asset platform development. The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong problem‑solving skills, excellent collaboration abilities, and a passion for advancing secure financial technologies, which will align successfully in the organization.

Principal Applied Cryptography / Confidential Computing Engineer (SE3)

Concord, CA

$78

• Design and implement cryptographic protocols to enhance the security of digital asset transactions.
• Develop and support Confidential Computing solutions utilizing Multi‑Party Computation (MPC) and Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs).
• Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to engineer next‑generation secure custody infrastructure.
• Conduct security assessments and cryptographic research to ensure system integrity and compliance.
• Support offshore teams and provide technical guidance on cryptography and confidentiality measures.

• Proven experience in applied cryptography and confidential computing technologies.
• Strong understanding of hardware‑enforced security measures such as TEEs and MPC.
• Excellent problem‑solving skills and ability to work in a fast‑paced, innovative environment.
• Effective communication skills and ability to support offshore teams.
• Knowledge of digital asset platforms and financial industry standards is a plus.

• Opportunity to work on pioneering digital asset security solutions.
• Engagement with a highly innovative and collaborative team.
• Competitive pay rate aligned with your expertise.
• Chance to contribute to the future of institutional‑grade confidential custody infrastructure.
• Supportive environment that values diversity and inclusion.