aMACI - Cryptographic Research Engineer

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About Dora Factory : Dora Factory is building the next generation of governance infrastructure for decentralized and real‑world communities. With advanced cryptographic stacks such as MACI (Minimal Anti‑Collusion Infrastructure) and anonymous MACI (aMACI), Dora Factory leads in privacy‑preserving, tamper‑resistant voting technology, creating infrastructure for future communities and new platforms for world consciousness.

About The Role

An aMACI - Cryptographic Research Engineer to join our research engineering team focused on advancing the MACI, anonymous MACI, and other advanced governance protocols. You will design and engineer novel cryptographic mechanisms that are core to collusion resistance, anonymity, and censorship‑resistance in decentralized governance systems and autonomous organizations. Your work directly contributes to the evolution of autonomous, privacy‑preserving organizations.

Key Responsibilities

• Research and develop enhancements to the MACI and aMACI protocols, with a focus on scalability, anonymity, and verifiability.
• Implement and test advanced cryptographic primitives (e.g., ZK‑SNARKs, FHE, threshold cryptography) in autonomous systems.
• Collaborate with protocol engineers and product teams to integrate cryptographic innovations into real‑world deployments.
• Conduct threat modeling and security analysis to ensure robustness against collusion, bribery, and deanonymization.
• Optimize cryptographic circuits and improve gas efficiency for on‑chain operations.
• Publish findings, write documentation, and contribute to open‑source codebases supporting MACI / aMACI.
• Stay up to date on cutting‑edge cryptographic research and bring best practices to the team.

Required Qualifications

Preferred Qualifications

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