• The Hardware Security Module engineers are responsible for developing the secure software at the core of the Anchorage Digital Platform. • We’re a group of engineers that are embedded in cross-functional teams to move fast to support the services built around us. • We win by working in concert with the rest of the engineering team to deliver a great customer experience.

• Develop and implement high-quality, secure code for cryptographic controls throughout our infrastructure. • Review code throughout the technology stack and help engineering teams resolve issues related to security guardrails. • Foster an efficient testing culture while reducing technical debt and unnecessary processes. • Build robust, resilient components that are easily integrated by other teams to ensure asset and data security. • Develop and maintain threat models for cryptosystem guarantees, both internal and external. Monitor technical debt and proactively identify areas for improvement. • Lead or substantially contribute to medium and large Security Team initiatives with minimal oversight. Coordinate team members across engineering boundaries and drive projects from inception to completion. • Break complex projects into manageable tasks with accurate time and scope estimates. Present options clearly, analyze tradeoffs thoroughly, and provide well-reasoned priority recommendations. • Deliver work that aligns with departmental objectives, subject to review upon completion. Take ownership of tactical business targets that affect team performance. • Understand and help implement the company's strategy by participating in planning and defining the Security Team's strategic goals in alignment with Anchorage Digital's overall objectives. • Stay alert to emerging company objectives and industry trends that could affect organizational success. • Consider security holistically across the entire product ecosystem while fostering a security-first company culture. • Balance speed of delivery with careful planning and precision. • Share knowledge broadly across the team while preventing single points of failure. • Mentor and guide engineers throughout the Engineering team. Help them understand security's impact on Anchorage Digital's strategic goals, enabling them to develop new technologies and services safely with appropriate oversight. • Collaborate across teams to solve problems, review specifications, and engage in technical discussions. Communicate insights and recommendations clearly to improve processes and address technical debt. • Demonstrate empathy by understanding others' context, needs, motivations, and concerns—adapting communication style to maximize effectiveness.

• The Hardware Security Modules engineers are responsible for developing the secure software at the core of the Anchorage Digital Platform. • We’re a group of engineers that are embedded in cross-functional teams to move fast to support the services built around us. • We win by working in concert with the rest of the engineering team to deliver a great customer experience. • We have created the Factors of Growth & Impact to help Villagers better measure impact and articulate coaching, feedback, and the rich and rewarding learning that happens while exploring, developing, and mastering the capabilities and contributions within and outside of the Hardware Security Modules role:

• Lead daily operations and direct the implementation of guidelines and processes that ensures a cohesive, consistent, and uniformed global program. • Manage end-to-end protective design scope (pre-lease, planning, design, construction, quality assurance) ensuring on-time delivery while driving execution. • Partner with other project specialists responsible for similar processes to collaborate and consolidate project work. • Manage builds of existing and new construction and retrofits, protective design consultant selection, and third-party vendor recommendations. • Act as the liaison and point of contact for both internal and external cross-functional partners, third party vendors, and protective design consultants. • Foster strong cross-functional partnerships and provide clear, concise communication to both technical and non-technical stakeholders. • Meet regularly with stakeholders and project design teams to provide status updates and coordinate project specific requirements. • Provide ongoing communication of planning, project status, issues and risks in a timely fashion to internal global security team members and cross functional partners. • Support continual improvement efforts through evaluation of current practices; investigation of new products; development of presentation materials, forms, and guidance documents; coordination and execution of pilots for programs; and present recommendations and provide business justification to relevant partners.