Decentralized Identity Architect Porto

Decentralized Identity Architect
Porto
Porto, Porto District, Portugal

Job description:

We are currently looking for an Architect to lead the design and development of decentralized identity solutions. You will be responsible for the architecture of applications and solutions that meet business needs while ensuring scalability, security, and privacy. You will have the opportunity to develop and adopt decentralized identity standards and protocols for various business problems and use cases.

If you are passionate about
- sovereign identity and would like to contribute to the adoption of this technology in
- world applications, this position is for you.

Required Skills:

• 5+ years of professional, relevant experience.
• 1+ year of Architect / Solution Architect experience.
• Bachelor degree or higher in Computer Science, Mathematics, or related field.
• Solid understanding of decentralized identity technologies (W3C DID, W3C verifiable credentials, OID4VC, DIDComm, m
  DL, Hyperledger Indy, Hyperledger Aries, etc. )
• Solid understanding of cryptography basics.
• Solid understanding of common identity technologies (OAuth, Open
  ID, JWT, Open
  ID Federation, etc. ).
• Solid understanding of software engineering techniques, methodologies and practices (data structures, Go
  F patterns, algorithmic problem solving,
  - server architecture, etc. ).
• Fluent English.

Will be a Plus:

• Experience with Rust programming language.
• Understanding of blockchain technologies fundamentals (distributed ledger, consensus protocols, byzantine fault tolerance, etc. ).
• Understanding of e
  IDAS 2. 0 / EUDI.
• Experience in leading a team of engineers for at least 1 year.
• Experience with the most
  -
  - date
  - end technologies and frameworks (Node. Js, Java/Spring, etc. ).
• Extensive experience with unit and
  -
  - end automated tests.
• Experience working within a team with
  - established internal processes.
• Experience with contributing to open source projects and participation in open source communities.

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