Full Time

Lead Blockchain Security Engineer - WhatJobs Direct - Minneapolis, MN

WhatJobs Direct

Minneapolis, MN
Posted 15 days ago

Our client, a pioneering force in the blockchain and cryptocurrency space, is seeking an experienced Lead Blockchain Security Engineer to join their dedicated security team based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, US . This critical role involves safeguarding the integrity and security of our cutting-edge blockchain platforms, protocols, and smart contracts. The ideal candidate will possess a deep understanding of cybersecurity principles, blockchain vulnerabilities, and proactive threat mitigation strategies. You will lead initiatives to identify, assess, and remediate security risks, ensuring the highest level of protection for our assets and user data. This is an on-site position requiring collaboration within a highly skilled team environment.

Responsibilities:
Develop and implement comprehensive security strategies for blockchain networks, protocols, and decentralized applications (dApps). Conduct rigorous security audits and penetration testing of smart contracts, blockchain infrastructure, and related systems. Identify, analyze, and remediate vulnerabilities and potential threats within the blockchain ecosystem. Design and implement security monitoring and incident response frameworks for blockchain environments. Collaborate with development teams to embed security best practices throughout the software development lifecycle (SDLC). Research and stay current with emerging security threats, attack vectors, and defensive technologies relevant to blockchain technology. Develop secure coding guidelines and best practices for smart contract development. Lead security architecture reviews and provide expert recommendations for enhancing system resilience. Manage and mentor junior security engineers, fostering a culture of security awareness and expertise. Develop and maintain security documentation, including policies, procedures, and incident response plans. Engage with external security researchers and auditor firms. Contribute to the overall security posture and risk m