Zama's mission is to safeguard privacy by making the internet encrypted end-to-end.
Zama's first product is an open source development framework for homomorphic encryption that developers can use without knowing cryptography.
Zama was founded by Pascal Paillier, a pioneer in FHE, and Rand Hindi, a serial privacy entrepreneur.
If you would like to learn more about Fully Homomorphic Encryption, you can read our 6-min introduction: https://6min.zama.ai/
The Concrete Lib team is writing and maintaining the open-source cryptographic library of the same name. This library is used as the backbone of the whole Concrete Framework. It implements various cryptographic primitives and exposes them through different APIs targeting users from crypto neophytes to compiler writers. The codebase uses the Rust programming language as its main language, but it is expected to host hardware-specific code written in other languages in the near future.
As a secure computation library, concrete-lib is subject to high expectations in terms of safety and performance. The operators exposed by the library must be correctly implemented, reduce the attack surface, and prevent misuse by our users, all while still retaining the best performances possible. The Rust programming language is a perfect fit for this situation, and so far it has held its promise of being a fast and safe language.
To match our growing number of researchers inventing new operators, and users looking to harness the power of our library, we are looking for a new Rust Engineer to join our team and work on the concrete-lib project.
You and your team will be in charge of:
He / She / They should:
Our process is described in detail here: https://medium.com/zama-ai/how-we-hire-at-zama-7c11aead4b02
