Blockchain Security Engineer
Amazech Solutions
Austin, United States of America
6 days ago
Role details
Contract type
Permanent contract Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours) Working hours
Regular working hours Languages
EnglishJob location
Austin, United States of America
Tech stack
Digital Assets
Distributed Systems
Hardware Security Module
Blockchain
Software Engineering
Tokenization
Requirements
- Software engineering experience with a strong security or cryptography focus
- Hands-on experience with MPC, HSMs, secure wallets, or digital asset custody
- Strong understanding of cryptographic primitives, secure protocols, and distributed systems
- Experience building security-critical production systems
- Strong digital asset, blockchain infrastructure, or crypto custody experience Hardware Security Experience with ZKPs, DeFi protocols, DID frameworks, tokenization, CBDCs, or policy-driven transaction controls.
About the company
Amazech is an enterprise technology company with 18 years of experience delivering intelligent solutions across AI, cloud, data, and software engineering. Trusted by 50+ enterprises nationwide, we partner with organizations to solve complex technology challenges - across industries such as finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and beyond. Twice recognized on the INC 5000, Amazech is where deep expertise meets modern intelligence.
We are seeking a Blockchain Security Engineer to work in Southlake, TX / Austin, TX
We are seeking a highly experienced, hands-on Security Engineer to design and secure institutional-grade digital asset custody platforms.
This is a deeply technical engineering role for someone with direct experience in digital assets, secure wallet technologies, cryptography, and key management.
What You'll Work On
* MPC, HSM, cold, warm, and hot wallet architectures
* Distributed key generation and signing workflows
* Cryptographic protocols and secure key lifecycle management
* Digital asset custody and transaction security
* Smart contract and DeFi security
* Blockchain and cross-chain interoperability