In the Runtime Engine team, we’re working on building the core execution engine of our soon to be open-source AI Framework, allowing neural networks, converted by the Zama compiler, to compute predictions over encrypted data. You would be working with a small team responsible for:

• providing easy-to-use APIs that allows users to test and deploy their own homomorphic ML networks
• decreasing the latency and increasing the throughput of the converted networks by distributing computations and using dedicated hardware
• working with the Zama compiler team to support new networks by implementing ML operators
• discussing and implementing new cryptography-related techniques based on research done at Zama

Your role will be comprised of:

• Writing high quality (performant, maintainable, and extensible) Rust code
• Solving complex theoretical and practical problems in distributed computing
• Testing and documenting your code
• Reviewing code from team members and discussing ideas

• Knowlege of Rust (or willingness to learn)
• At least 3 years of programming experience

Our process is described in detail here: https://zama.ai/2020/04/28/how-we-hire-at-zama/