Blockchain Risk Control Analyst

Job Brief

Main Responsibilities of a Blockchain Risk Control Analyst/Researcher

• 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;

Key Requirements

• You have a Master's or PhD's degree in Blockchain security, Computer Science, Data Science, or a related field.
• You are 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.
• You have 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;
• You have security or risk control experience as a plus.
• You possess effective communication and collaboration abilities.
• English is essential, and proficiency in Mandarin can be an advantage.