Blockchain Risk Control Lead

Bybit is hiring a Blockchain Risk Control Lead for remote work in Europe. Lead on-chain risk identification, forensic investigations, and post-quantum cryptography research.

Leveraging LLM techniques to drive the development of next-generation on-chain risk identification and threat intelligence systems, including autonomous agent workflows capable of continuous monitoring, self-triggered investigation, and automated operational responses — reducing manual intervention across the full risk lifecycle from detection to resolution. Leading forensic investigations on real crypto theft, fraud, and market manipulation cases, integrating AI-assisted pattern recognition to accelerate root cause analysis. Researching post-quantum cryptographic algorithms (NIST PQC: ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA, FALCON) and their implications for blockchain security; assessing quantum computing threats to existing cryptographic foundations (ECDSA secp256k1, hash functions) and evaluating migration paths. Partnering with internal teams and external stakeholders for incident response, and engaging with academic institutions to translate frontier research into deployable security tools.

Master's or PhD's degree in Blockchain security, Computer Science, Data Science, or a related field. Good at programming languages commonly used in blockchain analytics (e.g., SQL, Python, Javascript). Experience applying machine learning or AI techniques to blockchain data analysis, fraud detection, or threat intelligence. A strong publication record in top-level industry or academic conferences is highly valued. Experience with blockchain monitoring/forensic tools and analytics platforms. Familiarity with NIST PQC standards (ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA, FALCON) and lattice/hash-based cryptography fundamentals is a plus. Understanding of quantum computing threats to elliptic curve cryptography and implications for key management in Web3. Security or risk control experience as a plus. Effective communication and collaboration abilities. English is essential, and proficiency in Mandarin can be an advantage.