Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo

📍 New York, NY, USA
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Hiring now. Wells Fargo has 3 open roles on CryptoJobsHQ: 3 in Engineering. All are on-site or hybrid, mostly in the US.

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About Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo is hiring two senior engineering roles in New York focused on protocol and cryptography work. The Lead Protocol Engineer position emphasizes Go and cryptographic systems, while the Lead Cryptography Engineer role centers on multi-party computation and confidential computing. Both are full-time positions with salaries ranging from $159,000 to $305,000.

These roles suggest Wells Fargo is investing in advanced cryptographic infrastructure and privacy-preserving technologies. If you're an experienced engineer interested in applying deep cryptography expertise within an established financial institution, these positions offer the opportunity to work on specialized protocol and MPC systems at scale.

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Lead Protocol Engineer (Go / Cryptography)
New York, NY, USA

As a Lead Protocol Engineer at Wells Fargo, you architect a privacy-preserving settlement engine in Go, building cryptographic systems that…

TradingComplianceBackendEngineeringLead / HeadHybrid
25 days agoView job
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Lead Protocol Engineer (Go / Cryptography)
New York, NY

As a Lead Protocol Engineer at Wells Fargo, you architect a privacy-preserving settlement engine using Go and advanced cryptography…

TradingComplianceBackendEngineeringLead / HeadOn-site
Oct 3View job
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Lead Cryptography Engineer (MPC & Confidential Computing)
New York, NY, US

As a Lead Cryptography Engineer at Wells Fargo, you architect threshold signing protocols in trusted execution environments, securing…

TradingSecurityRustComplianceEngineeringLead / HeadHybrid
Oct 1View job
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