Research Engineer / Research Scientist, Confidential Computing

You would own the question of what a chip's word is actually worth, and then build the systems that are worth building on top of it.

Concretely, that means establishing what attestation on current accelerators does and does not prove, designing a registry that lets an outsider check an attested claim without anyone's permission, and making attested pipelines that hold together when someone hostile pulls on them. "It works" and "an adversary cannot make it lie" are different bars, and only the second one counts here. You'd work alongside cryptographers and hardware-security colleagues on the team and with external partners, and you'd be expected to publish since the whole approach depends on other people being able to check it.

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We are hiring this role at a range of levels. We care more about ability and trajectory than years of experience.