Blockchain Security Engineer
Brief Job Description
Individuals in this job role are responsible for checking the blockchain solution for security vulnerabilities and fixing them.
Personal Attributes
Individuals in this job role must possess strong coordination and communication skills to collaborate with various stakeholders. They must also have a commitment to professional excellence and keep themselves abreast of the latest developments related to their field of work.
Role Map
Technology
Blockchain
Job Category
Engineering
Job Track
Security
Roles
Blockchain Security Engineer
NSQF Level: 7
Security Specialist- Blockchain
NSQF Level: 7
Technical Competencies
Key job task/function that an individual has to perform as a part of the job. These are also known as National Occupational Standards (NOS).
5
5 Compulsory
Identify vulnerabilities in various layers of core blockchain and develop security features for them
This unit is about securing core blockchain
Secure internal and external facing applications on the blockchain network
This unit is about ensuring security in dApps
Manage and collaborate with stakeholders for project success
This unit is about managing and communicating effectively with stakeholders to ensure that project requirements are met
Inculcate strong work ethic in line with organizational code of conduct
This unit is about adopting a positive attitude towards work while following organizational code of conduct
Maintain an inclusive, environmentally sustainable workplace
The unit is about implementing and improving diversity equality and inclusion in a sustainable and environment friendly workplace
Supplementary Topics
Advanced topics that will help you excel in this role
Blockchain-based IoT security
Cryptojacking
Impacts on quantum computing on blockchain security
Popular Tools Used by Blockchain Security Engineer
Blockchain platforms
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EOSIO
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Ethereum
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Amazon Quantum Ledger Database
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Kaleido Blcokchain Business Cloud
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IBM Blockchain Platform
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Corda
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Hyperledger
Programming and Scripting Language
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Python
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C/C++
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C#
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Java
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JavaScript
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Ruby
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Shell Script
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VB.Net
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Lisp etc
Frameworks, Libraries and APIs
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.Net
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Boost
Security Tools
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Mythx
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Mythril
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Oyente
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Securify
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SmartCheck
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Ethersplay
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evmdis
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Hydra
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Solgraph
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Manticore
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Slither
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Adelaide
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solc-verify
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Piet etc
Version Control Tools
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Git
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Apache Subversion
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Mercurial
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CVS
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Bazaar etc
Configuration Management Tools
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Puppet
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Chef
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Ansible
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CFEngine
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JUJU
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Bamboo etc
Release Management Tools
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XL Release
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Octopus Deploy
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Clarive etc
Identity and Access Management
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Microsoft Identity Manager,
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Microsoft Azure Active Directory
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Oracle Identity Management
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Auth0
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SailPoint etc
Performance monitoring and Analytics Tools
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Solarwinds
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Windows Performance Monitor
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Robolytix etc
Network Monitoring Software
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Nagios
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SolarWinds NPM
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PRTG network monitor
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Zabbix
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OpenNMS etc
Workflow management tools
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Evernote
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Jira
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VersionOne
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Workzone
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Scrum Mate
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Trello
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SmartTask etc
Office Software
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Microsoft PowerPoint
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Microsoft Excel
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Microsoft Visio
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Microsoft Word
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FreeOffice
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LibreOffice
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WPS Office
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iWork
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Calira
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PolarisOffice
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OnlyOffice
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Apache OpenOffice etc