Golang and Rust developer

Role Overview: You will be a Backend Engineer with expertise in Golang (or Rust) working on building next-generation decentralized communication systems. Your focus will be on peer-to-peer networks, secure messaging, cryptographic protocols, and blockchain integrations within a privacy-focused environment. Key Responsibilities: - Design and implement backend systems for decentralized communication and data transfer. - Develop and optimize P2P protocols and secure messaging layers. - Build secure relay nodes and offline messaging support systems. - Integrate advanced cryptography. - Support self-hosted deployments with Docker and Kubernetes. - Collaborate with AI engineers, participate in code reviews, and security audits. Qualification Required: - B.Tech/BCA/MCA Additional Details: The tech stack you'll work with includes: - Languages: Golang (strong expertise), Rust (MUST), C, C++ (Optional/Bonus) - Networking: libp2p, QUIC, Onion Routing (Tor/I2P concepts), TLS 1.3, Noise Protocol, WebSocket, gRPC - Cryptography: libsodium, liboqs (PQC: Kyber, Dilithium, Falcon), secp256k1, ed25519, ECDSA (GG18/GG20), SHA-256/Keccak, Zero-Knowledge Proofs (zk-SNARKs, Bulletproofs), HashiCorp Vault, HKDF, Noise handshake protocols - Blockchain: Decentralized Identity (DID) integrations, smart contracts (optional), MPC wallet signing for BTC, ETH, TRON - DevOps: Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, HashiCorp Vault, AWS KMS, Sealed Secrets - Monitoring: Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Tempo Requirements: - Strong backend development skills, with solid expertise in Golang (Rust is a plus). - Good understanding of P2P networking, distributed systems, and encryption. - Practical experience with Docker, Kubernetes, and self-hosted environments. - Passion for decentralized technologies, network security, and privacy. - Willingness to work on-site full-time. Bonus Points: - Experience in Mixnet overlays or anonymous routing systems. - Exposure to blockchain integration for decentralized identity or staking systems. - Contributions to open-source privacy/security projects.,