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Inversed Tech is looking for a Senior Software Rust Engineer to join our core engineering team. We work on privacy-first techniques, mostly built with Rust. Technologies include zero-knowledge proofs, secure multiparty computation, elliptic curve cryptography, advanced blockchain state management and other cutting edge cryptographic techniques. Main Responsibilities Design, develop, test, deploy, maintain, and improve software features Implement novel cryptographic protocols Being able to take part in various stages of project development: from prototyping to deployment and maintaining a codebase Writing, updating and maintaining documentation, specifications and other written resources Lead projects from a technical perspective, being able to define concrete goals, and work with a small technical team to deliver high-quality software Key Qualifications If you identify with all or most of these, there is a high probability that you will thrive in the...

What We're Building ZK proofs are one of the most critical technologies to blockchain scaling, interoperability and privacy, but are too complex for most developers today. Succinct’s mission is to make zero knowledge proofs accessible to any developer. SP1  is a state of the art zkVM with performance that rivals custom ZK circuits that lets developers use ZK with normal programming languages, like Rust. The  Succinct Prover Network , under active development, is a hosted infrastructure layer for any application to outsource proof-generation for open-source proof systems. Today, top teams in the space, including  Celestia ,  Wormhole ,  Lido ,  Avail ,  Near , and  Gnosis  are using Succinct’s infrastructure to build with ZKPs. We have a track record of shipping excellent products and cutting-edge technical work in ZK and have significant revenue from our customers. We recently announced our  $55 million raise  across our Seed and Series A led by Paradigm, the best investor...

Role Summary As a cryptographic software engineer at Ulvetanna, you will contribute to internal and open-source zk-SNARK proving codebases, analyze their performance, and propose and implement optimizations. Tasks may include to modifying and refactoring the codebases to utilize hardware coprocessors, reading and implementing zero-knowledge cryptography research, reverse engineering high-level algorithms from open-source software and smart contracts, and designing or analyzing arithmetic constraint systems for verifiable programs. Team members work closely with the FPGA engineers to specify algorithms implemented in hardware, and with the systems software engineers to interface efficiently with hardware acceleration units. Necessary Qualifications A deep passion for technology, software development, and secure computing Demonstrated ability to deliver software projects from inception to completion Understanding of algorithm design and computer architecture...