Software Engineer, Nexus

Prover Network

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Rust
Golang
Junior, Mid and Senior level
San Francisco Bay Area
Nexus

Verifiable computing, powered by zero-knowledge proofs

Open for applications

Nexus

Verifiable computing, powered by zero-knowledge proofs

1-20 employees

B2BSecuritySaaSCyber Security

Open for applications

Salary not provided

+ Equity

Rust
Golang
Junior, Mid and Senior level
San Francisco Bay Area

1-20 employees

B2BSecuritySaaSCyber Security

Company mission

To build the infrastructure for a verifiable world.

Role

Who you are

  • Experience with distributed computing, cloud infrastructure, or ZK proving systems
  • Proficiency in Rust, Golang, or a similar systems programming language
  • Strong knowledge of network protocols and peer-to-peer systems

Desirable

  • Experience scaling large-scale distributed networks
  • Open-source contributions related to cryptography or blockchain

What the job involves

  • Scale a network of compute devices from phones to data center servers
  • Work with research and ZK teams to integrate ZK technology into the network
  • Optimize performance, security, and decentralization of the proving network

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Company

Funding (2 rounds)

Jun 2024

$25m

SERIES A

Dec 2022

$2.2m

SEED

Total funding: $27.2m

Our take

Nexus Labs is creating zero knowledge-powered scaling and privacy tools to support the rapidly changing digital AI landscape. Its solutions include cybersecurity and cloud computing support, all focused on Nexus Labs Nexus Project - a scientific and engineering scheme to enable verifiable computation at internet scale.

This ambitious project has attracted impressive funding from top Silicon Valley Investors. No surprise, considering the far-reaching motive of Nexus Labs: to bring about a new verifiable internet. The Nexus Project is attempting to draw on cryptography, mathematics and computer science to create a general-purpose system for verifiable computation.

There have already been several versions of the Nexus zkVM, and its funding is being channelled into improving its capabilities. The company’s work is cut out for it, but early interest from investors suggests that it will continue to grow.

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