Full-Time

Security Engineer

Institutional Trading

Posted on 8/21/2026

Blockchain.com

Blockchain.com

1,001-5,000 employees

Crypto trading, wallets, and institutional API

No salary listed

Paris, France

Hybrid

Four days per week in the Paris office are required; remote work is permitted for up to 20 days per year.

Category
Quantitative Finance (1)
IT & Security (1)
Required Skills
LLM
Kotlin
Python
Threat modeling
Java
TypeScript
SOC 2
Blockchain
AWS

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Requirements
  • At least 5 years of experience in security engineering, platform security, or application security.
  • Expertise in threat modeling and ability to perform structured reviews, such as STRIDE, of complex data flows and operational processes.
  • Experience with observability and detection tooling, including SIEM, logs, and metrics, with the ability to write basic detection rules.
  • Practical experience with KMS/HSM, secrets management platforms such as Vault, 1Password, and AWS/GCP KMS, IAM patterns, and least privilege.
  • Ability to translate technical debt into business risk for C-suite stakeholders, including the CFO, CTO, and Head of Trading.
  • Ability to raise, read, and audit pull requests in at least one stack language: TypeScript, Java/Kotlin, or Python.
  • Experience conducting technical due diligence and scoping for third-party security integrations.
Responsibilities
  • Partner with Trading, Middle Office, and Quant teams to map inventory trading systems, data flows, third-party integrations, and custody and settlement touchpoints.
  • Conduct deep-dive assessments that map critical assets and workflows to identify structural vulnerabilities.
  • Define the target state and draft strategic Risk Treatment Plans required to meet institutional-grade standards such as CCSS, NIST, and DORA.
  • Act as the primary security liaison for senior management and third-party vendors.
  • Translate complex technical gaps into actionable business risk summaries.
  • Drive vendor evaluations for core security infrastructure and manage the project lifecycle for high-impact security posture improvements.
  • Implement and maintain monitoring for FinOps-specific security signals, including abnormal order patterns, signature misuse, and unusual settlements.
  • Integrate security signals into SIEM/SOAR for real-time response.
  • Support secrets and key-management hygiene by ensuring application and service keys are stored in KMS/Vault, scoped to least privilege, and rotated automatically.
  • Assist product security with triage of SAST/SCA findings for FinOps-related repositories.
  • Help implement CI checks and remediation playbooks.
  • Participate in incident exercises, post-incident reviews, and remediation tracking for trading incidents.
  • Document controls and produce concise risk summaries for FinOps leads and Security.
  • Research, architect, and safely embed AI utilities and Large Language Model agents into secure infrastructure.
Desired Qualifications
  • Familiarity with trading systems or financial operations, including market-making, execution, or settlement, or close collaboration with trading or quantitative teams.
  • Exposure to blockchain on-chain concepts, including wallets, addresses, and transactions, without requiring smart-contract auditing.
  • Familiarity with Security Operations Center operations and post-incident forensic analysis.
  • Familiarity with SOC 2, ISO 27001, or financial audit requirements.
  • Relevant industry certification.

Blockchain.com operates a global platform for buying, storing, and trading cryptocurrencies. It serves both individuals and institutions, offering a fast cryptocurrency exchange with deep liquidity, a digital wallet for storing funds, and an institutional API for programmatic trading and live market data. The platform supports deposits and withdrawals in multiple fiat currencies through a banking network, plus premium services for advanced users. Transactions generate revenue from trading fees, wallet-related fees, and API access for enterprises. Compared to rivals, Blockchain.com emphasizes high-speed trading, broad fiat and institutional access, and robust security and reliability through its advanced matching engine, liquidity, and custody protections. Its goal is to provide a reliable, accessible, and scalable crypto trading and custody ecosystem that meets the needs of both individual traders and large institutions.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Series E

Total Funding

$600M

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

2011

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What believers are saying

  • Blockchain.com launched Brazil stablecoin settlement in 2026, targeting corporate cross-border payments.
  • Partnerships with Polymarket and OpenWorld expand higher-margin prediction and tokenized-asset products.
  • MiCA, Cayman VASP, and UK approvals expand regulated reach just before potential public listing.

What critics are saying

  • A confidential 2026 IPO filing exposes Blockchain.com to SEC scrutiny and disclosure risk.
  • Crypto trading volumes still drive fees; a 2026 downturn would compress revenue fast.
  • A major hack or AML enforcement action could freeze licenses and kill the IPO.

What makes Blockchain.com unique

  • MiCA and FCA approvals give Blockchain.com regulated EU distribution across 27 countries in 2026.
  • Its self-custody wallet now embeds Hyperliquid perps, preserving user control while trading derivatives.
  • Blockchain.com blends brokerage, custody, lending, and institutional rails across 70-plus jurisdictions.

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