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As an Applied Researcher in Cryptography Hardware, you will develop secure cryptographic systems focusing on Zero-Knowledge Proof protocols, enhance existing frameworks, provide technical advisory to customers, and research advancements in cryptographic technologies.

As a Cryptography Hardware Engineer, you'll develop cryptographic systems focusing on Zero-Knowledge Proof protocols, enhance product frameworks, advise customers on secure implementation, and research advancements in cryptography.

As an Applied Cryptographer at Fabric, you will develop cryptographic systems focusing on Zero-Knowledge Proof protocols, enhance existing frameworks, provide technical advisory to clients, and keep up with advancements in cryptographic technologies.

The Systems Performance Engineer will analyze, design, and implement performance-critical systems, focusing on low-level software optimizations and cryptographic algorithms. Responsibilities include writing assembly code, using profiling and debugging tools, and collaborating with hardware engineers to enhance performance across different architectures.

The Principal Compiler Engineer will design and implement advanced compiler technologies focused on massively-parallel computing architectures, optimizing low-level code generation, collaborating with hardware architects, and innovating in domain-specific language development for improved performance and integration with custom hardware.

The Principal Systems Performance Engineer will develop and optimize low-level software for high performance across x86 and ARM architectures. Responsibilities include writing assembly code, diagnosing bottlenecks, collaborating with hardware engineers, and optimizing cryptographic algorithms and implementations.

The Compiler Engineer will design and implement advanced compiler technologies for massively-parallel computing, focusing on hardware-aware optimizations and collaboration with hardware architects to enhance performance on custom hardware. Additionally, they will develop and extend MLIR frameworks and innovate in domain-specific language development.

As a Cryptography Engineer at Fabric, you will collaborate with the sales and software teams to create innovative cryptographic solutions, focusing on zero-knowledge proofs. Your responsibilities will include benchmarking client systems, enhancing the Instruction Set Architecture, developing and auditing software kernels, and participating in the cryptographic community through open-source contributions and conferences.