Security Engineer
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - SOLANA FOUNDATION in Firenze
About Asymmetric Research Asymmetric Research ("AR") is a boutique security venture specializing in deep partnerships with L1/L2 blockchains and DeFi protocols. We operate across four core domains of web3 security: research, engineering, incident response, and infrastructure services. Our fully remote team brings decades of security-first experience from organizations including Google, Netflix, Mozilla, Stripe, and Jump Crypto. We value autonomy, professionalism, and a relentless commitment to excellence.
About the Role We are seeking an experienced Security Engineer who will be working in direct support of the Solana Incident Report Network (SIRN) . In this role, you will serve as a primary operational resource for incident command, triage, and response workflows across the SIRN program. You will work closely with AR's incident response team and project stakeholders to ensure timely, well-documented, and effectively coordinated responses to security events affecting the Solana ecosystem.
This is a hands‑on, execution-focused role.
It's ideal for a practitioner who thrives in high‑tempo environments and is comfortable owning end‑to‑end incident lifecycle responsibilities.
Key Responsibilities Incident Command & Triage
- Serve as Incident Commander for SIRN-related security cases, owning coordination from detection through resolution and post‑incident review.
- Lead incident triage efforts, rapidly assessing scope, severity, and impact to drive prioritization and response decisions.
- Coordinate with internal AR teams and external Solana ecosystem stakeholders throughout active incident lifecycles.
- On‑call availability
Telemetry & Detection
- Develop, tune, and triage telemetry signals relevant to SIRN use cases, including on‑chain event monitoring and infrastructure-level detection.
- Identify gaps in current detection coverage and propose improvements to signal fidelity and alert quality.
Runbook Curation
- Author, maintain, and continuously improve incident