Web3 Young Talent - Smart Contract Security Engineer

Summary

Join the Web3 Young Talent Program at Binance for a unique immersion into the dynamically growing Web3 sector. This full-time role offers a dedicated training cohort, valuable insights, and opportunities to learn and excel in a fast-paced, mission-driven organization.

Requirements

• Currently enrolled or holding a bachelor's degree (or higher) in Computer Science or a related field
• Proficient in Smart Contract programming languages, such as Solidity, among others
• Basic understanding of common Smart Contract security vulnerabilities
• Basic understanding of blockchain and smart contract principles, experienced with reading Blockchain explorers
• Well versed with the different types of hacks on smart contracts, and its common attack vectors
• Well versed with the different types of scams such as Wallet Drainers in the space and how to identify them
• Familiar with smart contract development testing, transaction analysis, and other tools
• Experienced in using VSCode, Git, or other version control applications
• Proficient in Python or another object-oriented programming language
• Fundamental knowledge of code analysis and program debugging

Responsibilities

• Perform a review analysis on newly disclosed vulnerabilities for smart contracts and summarize the root cause behind the exploits for early detection in the future
• Conduct security audits on both smart contracts and blockchains, and write high-quality audit reports
• Develop automated scanning and monitoring tools for smart contracts and blockchains
• Utilize scanning tools to detect vulnerabilities in online contracts and promptly issue risk warnings
• Conduct post-mortem analyses on various hacking incidents, examining the causes, processes, and basic fund tracing
• Proactively identify on-chain risks, monitor and model emerging on-chain attack vector trends, and possess a solid understanding of on-chain security risks such as fraud and phishing

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Flexible working hours, remote-first, and casual work attire