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United States
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Description
Logos is a grassroots movement to provide trust-minimized, corruption-resistant governing services and social institutions to underserved citizens.
Logos’ infrastructure will provide a base for the provisioning of the next generation of governing services and social institutions - paving the way to economic opportunities for those who need them most, whilst respecting basic human rights through the network’s design.
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Logos
Rust and Nim Engineer (ACZ)
Full time
Remote
Logos operates as a supporter of the decentralised web movement, striving to lay the groundwork for a liberated internet conducive to the development of network states within communities. Each element of the Logos stack is designed to empower users while upholding civil liberties and essential freedoms.
Who We Are
Providing public good protocols for the decentralised web, the company conducts applied research to inform the development of protocols, libraries, and publications. This position is within the Vac ACZ unit, dedicated to supporting various Logos projects.
Responsibilities
Design and enhance network components, focusing on peer-to-peer (P2P) protocols and robust security measures.
Translate technical specifications into actionable requirements and constraints, offering feedback for improved clarity and efficiency.
Ensure effective integration of network security and privacy measures.
Identify root causes of complex network issues and prioritize resolution strategies.
Monitor network performance metrics to evaluate component efficiency.
Support troubleshooting and debugging efforts to promptly address network issues.
Review code submissions from team members, ensuring quality and adherence to standards.
Provide constructive feedback to facilitate team development and enhance code quality.
Requirements
Strong engineering background with expertise in Rust and willingness to work with Nim.
Excellent communication skills.
Experience in implementing network components and a passion for blockchain technology.
Alignment with company principles.
Bonus Points
Experience with Nim and Solidity.
Proficiency in implementing components of zero-knowledge argument systems and related technologies (zk-SNARK, circom, Nova, Plonk/Halo2, zk-STARK).
Understanding of zero-knowledge argument systems, elliptic curve cryptography, and circuit design.
Familiarity with Open Source software.
If you feel you are a strong fit for the role based on the requirements mentioned above, we encourage you to apply, even if you do not meet all criteria. Just explain your suitability in your cover letter.
Hiring Process
Initial interview with the POps team.
Interview with a Vac team member.
Pair programming task with the Vac team.
Interview with the Vac team lead.
The interview process may undergo modifications based on evolving circumstances, so the above steps serve as a general guideline.
Compensation
The compensation offered for this role is flexible and will be determined based on your skills and experience demonstrated throughout the interview process. Payment in fiat or cryptocurrency is possible.
Who We Are
Providing public good protocols for the decentralised web, the company conducts applied research to inform the development of protocols, libraries, and publications. This position is within the Vac ACZ unit, dedicated to supporting various Logos projects.
Responsibilities
Design and enhance network components, focusing on peer-to-peer (P2P) protocols and robust security measures.
Translate technical specifications into actionable requirements and constraints, offering feedback for improved clarity and efficiency.
Ensure effective integration of network security and privacy measures.
Identify root causes of complex network issues and prioritize resolution strategies.
Monitor network performance metrics to evaluate component efficiency.
Support troubleshooting and debugging efforts to promptly address network issues.
Review code submissions from team members, ensuring quality and adherence to standards.
Provide constructive feedback to facilitate team development and enhance code quality.
Requirements
Strong engineering background with expertise in Rust and willingness to work with Nim.
Excellent communication skills.
Experience in implementing network components and a passion for blockchain technology.
Alignment with company principles.
Bonus Points
Experience with Nim and Solidity.
Proficiency in implementing components of zero-knowledge argument systems and related technologies (zk-SNARK, circom, Nova, Plonk/Halo2, zk-STARK).
Understanding of zero-knowledge argument systems, elliptic curve cryptography, and circuit design.
Familiarity with Open Source software.
If you feel you are a strong fit for the role based on the requirements mentioned above, we encourage you to apply, even if you do not meet all criteria. Just explain your suitability in your cover letter.
Hiring Process
Initial interview with the POps team.
Interview with a Vac team member.
Pair programming task with the Vac team.
Interview with the Vac team lead.
The interview process may undergo modifications based on evolving circumstances, so the above steps serve as a general guideline.
Compensation
The compensation offered for this role is flexible and will be determined based on your skills and experience demonstrated throughout the interview process. Payment in fiat or cryptocurrency is possible.
Logos
Rust Engineer with P2P
Full time
Remote
Job overview
Logos is a movement advocating for the growth of the decentralized web. Logos technologies set the groundwork for a more liberated internet where communities can develop into network states. The Logos stack comprises protocols that aim to empower users while protecting civil liberties and essential freedoms.
About Nomos
Nomos is a sovereign, modular, zk-encrypted network of blockchains, serving as the trustless agreements layer within the Logos stack. The Nomos network offers a foundational infrastructure for communities and emerging network states to construct social, governance, and financial services that honor their members' fundamental rights and principles.
Desired qualifications
Proficient coding skills in Rust - a mandatory requirement for this role.
Hands-on experience with distributed systems or P2P/network systems in operational settings - a mandatory requirement for this role.
Effective communicator, enthusiastic about presenting work in various settings such as internal forums, public presentations, blog writing, and academic papers.
Additional qualifications of interest
Interest in research involving privacy, censorship-resistant technology, and open protocols.
Background in open-source organizations.
PhD in Computer Science, Mathematics, or a related field.
Recruitment process
Initial interview with our People Ops team
Interview with a team member
Interview with a team member
Interview with Nomos Lead
Please note that the recruitment stages may be subject to change based on our evolving approach; therefore, view the above sequence as a flexible framework.
Compensation
The compensation range for this position is negotiable, determined by the evaluation of your skills and experience throughout the interview process. Payment can be in a combination of fiat and cryptocurrency.
Logos is a movement advocating for the growth of the decentralized web. Logos technologies set the groundwork for a more liberated internet where communities can develop into network states. The Logos stack comprises protocols that aim to empower users while protecting civil liberties and essential freedoms.
About Nomos
Nomos is a sovereign, modular, zk-encrypted network of blockchains, serving as the trustless agreements layer within the Logos stack. The Nomos network offers a foundational infrastructure for communities and emerging network states to construct social, governance, and financial services that honor their members' fundamental rights and principles.
Desired qualifications
Proficient coding skills in Rust - a mandatory requirement for this role.
Hands-on experience with distributed systems or P2P/network systems in operational settings - a mandatory requirement for this role.
Effective communicator, enthusiastic about presenting work in various settings such as internal forums, public presentations, blog writing, and academic papers.
Additional qualifications of interest
Interest in research involving privacy, censorship-resistant technology, and open protocols.
Background in open-source organizations.
PhD in Computer Science, Mathematics, or a related field.
Recruitment process
Initial interview with our People Ops team
Interview with a team member
Interview with a team member
Interview with Nomos Lead
Please note that the recruitment stages may be subject to change based on our evolving approach; therefore, view the above sequence as a flexible framework.
Compensation
The compensation range for this position is negotiable, determined by the evaluation of your skills and experience throughout the interview process. Payment can be in a combination of fiat and cryptocurrency.
Logos
Distributed Systems (Network) Engineer
Full time
Remote
Logos is a movement focused on nurturing the growth of the decentralized web. The Logos technologies form the groundwork for a more open internet where communities can develop into network states, aligning the protocols within the Logos stack to empower users while safeguarding civil liberties and essential freedoms.
About Logos
Logos is a grassroots initiative aimed at delivering trustworthy, corruption-resistant governing services and social structures to underserved communities.
Logos' infrastructure aims to facilitate the next wave of governing services and social establishments, creating avenues for economic opportunities for disadvantaged individuals while upholding basic human rights through the network's framework.
The Project
Nomos is an independent, adaptable, zk-encrypted network of blockchains within the Logos stack, serving as the layer for trustless agreements. The upcoming Nomos network will establish a shared foundation where communities and prospective network states can construct social, governance, and financial services that prioritize the fundamental rights and principles of their community members.
Requirements
Robust coding skills in Rust, or solid experience in similar system languages.
Extensive background in Computer Science and Mathematics, or a related field.
Proficiency in Distributed Systems with a specialization in Blockchain, or alternatively, P2P and network systems.
In-depth understanding of algorithms.
Excellent communication skills, willing to present work across various platforms including internal and public forums, blog posts, and academic publications.
Bonus Attributes
Research involvement and interest in privacy, censorship-resistant technology, and open protocols.
Previous experience with open-source organizations.
PhD in Computer Science, Mathematics, or a related field.
Hiring Process
Initial interview with People Ops team.
Interview with a team member.
Further interview with another team member.
Final interview with Nomos Lead.
Compensation
The payment can be issued in a combination of fiat and cryptocurrency.
About Logos
Logos is a grassroots initiative aimed at delivering trustworthy, corruption-resistant governing services and social structures to underserved communities.
Logos' infrastructure aims to facilitate the next wave of governing services and social establishments, creating avenues for economic opportunities for disadvantaged individuals while upholding basic human rights through the network's framework.
The Project
Nomos is an independent, adaptable, zk-encrypted network of blockchains within the Logos stack, serving as the layer for trustless agreements. The upcoming Nomos network will establish a shared foundation where communities and prospective network states can construct social, governance, and financial services that prioritize the fundamental rights and principles of their community members.
Requirements
Robust coding skills in Rust, or solid experience in similar system languages.
Extensive background in Computer Science and Mathematics, or a related field.
Proficiency in Distributed Systems with a specialization in Blockchain, or alternatively, P2P and network systems.
In-depth understanding of algorithms.
Excellent communication skills, willing to present work across various platforms including internal and public forums, blog posts, and academic publications.
Bonus Attributes
Research involvement and interest in privacy, censorship-resistant technology, and open protocols.
Previous experience with open-source organizations.
PhD in Computer Science, Mathematics, or a related field.
Hiring Process
Initial interview with People Ops team.
Interview with a team member.
Further interview with another team member.
Final interview with Nomos Lead.
Compensation
The payment can be issued in a combination of fiat and cryptocurrency.
Logos
Engineer & Applied Researcher (Distributed Systems)
Full time
Remote
Job Summary
Logos is a movement working to advance the decentralized web infrastructure empowering communities to form network states. The project aims to provide trust-minimized governing services to underserved citizens ensuring basic human rights are upheld through its network design.
About Logos
Logos represents a grassroots movement focusing on offering corruption-resistant governing services to underserved citizens. The project strives to create economic opportunities for those in need while prioritizing respect for human rights through its innovative design.
Project Overview
Nomos, a network of interconnected blockchains, is the trustless agreements layer within the Logos infrastructure. It will serve as a foundational infrastructure for communities and emerging network states to develop social, governance, and financial services, all while safeguarding fundamental rights and values of their members.
Key Responsibilities
This position will involve applied research, focusing on contributing to the development of new architectural solutions. The primary responsibilities include designing, specifying, and validating distributed systems using formal and experimental methods. Additionally, creating proof of concepts, preparing executable specifications, and staying abreast of emerging technologies in blockchain and distributed systems are essential aspects of this role.
Responsibilities also include conducting theoretical and practical analyses of distributed system performance and presenting research findings internally and externally at conferences as needed.
Preferred Qualifications
Coding experience and strong research background are vital for this role.
A solid foundation in Computer Science, Mathematics, or related fields.
Experience with Blockchain and Distributed Systems.
Proficiency in algorithms and assessing the correctness of distributed systems.
Ability to decipher code in multiple languages, such as Java, Go, Rust, to understand various real-world systems.
Excellent communication skills for sharing work through diverse channels including presentations, blog posts, and academic publications.
Passion for privacy, censorship-resistant technology, and open protocols.
Bonus Qualifications
Previous involvement with open-source organizations.
A Ph.D. in Computer Science, Mathematics, or related disciplines.
Track record of publishing scientific papers.
Hiring Process
Initial interview with People Ops team
Interview with a team member
Follow-up interview with another team member
Final interview with Nomos Lead
Compensation
Payment may be provided in fiat currency, cryptocurrency, or a combination of both.
Logos is a movement working to advance the decentralized web infrastructure empowering communities to form network states. The project aims to provide trust-minimized governing services to underserved citizens ensuring basic human rights are upheld through its network design.
About Logos
Logos represents a grassroots movement focusing on offering corruption-resistant governing services to underserved citizens. The project strives to create economic opportunities for those in need while prioritizing respect for human rights through its innovative design.
Project Overview
Nomos, a network of interconnected blockchains, is the trustless agreements layer within the Logos infrastructure. It will serve as a foundational infrastructure for communities and emerging network states to develop social, governance, and financial services, all while safeguarding fundamental rights and values of their members.
Key Responsibilities
This position will involve applied research, focusing on contributing to the development of new architectural solutions. The primary responsibilities include designing, specifying, and validating distributed systems using formal and experimental methods. Additionally, creating proof of concepts, preparing executable specifications, and staying abreast of emerging technologies in blockchain and distributed systems are essential aspects of this role.
Responsibilities also include conducting theoretical and practical analyses of distributed system performance and presenting research findings internally and externally at conferences as needed.
Preferred Qualifications
Coding experience and strong research background are vital for this role.
A solid foundation in Computer Science, Mathematics, or related fields.
Experience with Blockchain and Distributed Systems.
Proficiency in algorithms and assessing the correctness of distributed systems.
Ability to decipher code in multiple languages, such as Java, Go, Rust, to understand various real-world systems.
Excellent communication skills for sharing work through diverse channels including presentations, blog posts, and academic publications.
Passion for privacy, censorship-resistant technology, and open protocols.
Bonus Qualifications
Previous involvement with open-source organizations.
A Ph.D. in Computer Science, Mathematics, or related disciplines.
Track record of publishing scientific papers.
Hiring Process
Initial interview with People Ops team
Interview with a team member
Follow-up interview with another team member
Final interview with Nomos Lead
Compensation
Payment may be provided in fiat currency, cryptocurrency, or a combination of both.
Logos
Zero Knowledge Researcher (Vac Nescience)
Full time
Remote
Logos is an organization dedicated to supporting the growth of the decentralized web. Through Logos technologies, we aim to create a more open and democratic internet that promotes the development of network states and upholds personal liberties.
About Vac
Vac develops public good protocols for the decentralized web. Our work is based on applied research and includes the creation of protocols, libraries, and publications.
This role is part of the Vac Nescience unit, which focuses on the development of Nescience, a zero-knowledge virtual machine (zkVM) that emphasizes hiding properties.
The Role
As a member of this team, you will conduct extensive research and analysis of zero-knowledge (ZK) argument systems. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in creating ZK circuits using Rust and the ability to adapt to changing research requirements. This role will involve designing ZK circuits, writing detailed specifications, and effectively communicating research findings through written reports. Join us in pushing the boundaries of private computation technology and contributing to significant advancements in the field of zkVM.
Key Responsibilities
Research, analyze, and develop ZK argument systems and architectures for private computation.
Write comprehensive specifications and communicate research findings through reports.
Analyze and provide feedback on zero-knowledge circuits written in Rust.
Break down complex problems and prioritize tasks accordingly.
Perform security analysis, measure performance, and debug circuits.
Ideal Qualifications
Strong academic or engineering background, preferably at the PhD level or equivalent industry experience, with a focus on relevant research.
Extensive knowledge of Zero-Knowledge argument systems and related technologies such as Nova, Plonk/Halo2, zk-STARK, zk-SNARK, circom, as well as elliptic curve cryptography and circuit design.
Excellent communication skills, with an eagerness to share work through internal and public presentations, blog posts, and academic papers.
Experience and passion for blockchain technology.
Strong alignment with our principles and values.
Bonus Qualifications
Proficiency in low-level or strongly typed languages such as C++, Go, or Rust.
Experience with Open Source software.
Note: If you don't meet all of the preferred qualifications, please still consider applying and explaining why you would be a great fit for this role in your cover letter.
Hiring Process
The hiring process for this role will consist of the following stages:
Interview with our People Operations (POps) team.
Interview with a team member from Vac.
Pair programming task with the Vac team.
Interview with the Vac team lead.
Please note that the specific interview stages may be subject to change based on the needs of the hiring process.
Compensation
The expected salary range for this role is $90,000 - $190,000 (negotiable depending on skills and experience), and we are open to providing payment in both fiat and cryptocurrency.
About Vac
Vac develops public good protocols for the decentralized web. Our work is based on applied research and includes the creation of protocols, libraries, and publications.
This role is part of the Vac Nescience unit, which focuses on the development of Nescience, a zero-knowledge virtual machine (zkVM) that emphasizes hiding properties.
The Role
As a member of this team, you will conduct extensive research and analysis of zero-knowledge (ZK) argument systems. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in creating ZK circuits using Rust and the ability to adapt to changing research requirements. This role will involve designing ZK circuits, writing detailed specifications, and effectively communicating research findings through written reports. Join us in pushing the boundaries of private computation technology and contributing to significant advancements in the field of zkVM.
Key Responsibilities
Research, analyze, and develop ZK argument systems and architectures for private computation.
Write comprehensive specifications and communicate research findings through reports.
Analyze and provide feedback on zero-knowledge circuits written in Rust.
Break down complex problems and prioritize tasks accordingly.
Perform security analysis, measure performance, and debug circuits.
Ideal Qualifications
Strong academic or engineering background, preferably at the PhD level or equivalent industry experience, with a focus on relevant research.
Extensive knowledge of Zero-Knowledge argument systems and related technologies such as Nova, Plonk/Halo2, zk-STARK, zk-SNARK, circom, as well as elliptic curve cryptography and circuit design.
Excellent communication skills, with an eagerness to share work through internal and public presentations, blog posts, and academic papers.
Experience and passion for blockchain technology.
Strong alignment with our principles and values.
Bonus Qualifications
Proficiency in low-level or strongly typed languages such as C++, Go, or Rust.
Experience with Open Source software.
Note: If you don't meet all of the preferred qualifications, please still consider applying and explaining why you would be a great fit for this role in your cover letter.
Hiring Process
The hiring process for this role will consist of the following stages:
Interview with our People Operations (POps) team.
Interview with a team member from Vac.
Pair programming task with the Vac team.
Interview with the Vac team lead.
Please note that the specific interview stages may be subject to change based on the needs of the hiring process.
Compensation
The expected salary range for this role is $90,000 - $190,000 (negotiable depending on skills and experience), and we are open to providing payment in both fiat and cryptocurrency.