Binance Accelerator Program - Web3 Security Specialist
Binance is a prominent global blockchain company that operates the world's largest digital asset exchange in terms of trading volume and users. The company is dedicated to promoting cryptocurrency adoption and fostering financial freedom.
Are you interested in being part of a groundbreaking company in the blockchain sector and contributing to the transformative cryptocurrency movement that is reshaping the global landscape?
Binance Accelerator Program (BAP)
The Binance Accelerator Program is a structured, limited-time initiative created for Early Career Talent aiming to provide an immersive experience within the rapidly evolving Web3 domain. Participants will gain insight into Binance's operations and get a glimpse behind the scenes of the leading blockchain ecosystem globally. In addition to the job role, the program places emphasis on networking and skill development, allowing participants to broaden their professional connections and acquire transferable skills to advance their careers.
Application Eligibility
Eligible applicants include current university students and recent graduates.
Responsibilities
- Research and evaluate emerging blockchain technologies, which encompass consensus mechanisms, on-chain transaction models, and the distinctions between various blockchain architectures (such as EVM vs. non-EVM).
- Contribute towards analyzing real-world Web3 security incidents with guidance and participate in generating proof-of-concept solutions.
- Stay updated on blockchain security news and notify the team of emerging risks, vulnerabilities, or new attack vectors.
- Engage in internal discussions, team evaluations, and threat modeling activities.
- Assist in documenting findings, crafting basic research summaries, and contributing to internal knowledge repositories.
Requirements
- Strong interest in blockchain, smart contracts, cybersecurity, or DeFi, with a key emphasis on enthusiasm and inquisitiveness.
- Solid grounding in computer science or a related technical discipline (students specializing in CS, EE, math, etc. are encouraged).
- Familiarity with at least one programming language (e.g., Python, JavaScript, Solidity, or Rust would be advantageous).
- Basic comprehension of blockchain principles like transactions, wallets, or smart contracts, acquired through coursework, personal projects, or self-study.
- Excellent problem-solving abilities and a readiness to delve into technical intricacies.
- Proficient written and oral communication skills in English.
- Bonus factors: involvement in personal Web3 projects, participation in CTF challenges, contributions on GitHub, blog post creations, or any self-initiated security research.
