Senior Threat Intelligence Analyst, Hacks

Accountabilities: Lead the response to major cryptocurrency hacks, coordinating triage, investigations, internal stakeholders, customer communications, and post-incident reporting. Ensure significant hacks are identified, investigated, and made visible to customers within hours of credible public reporting, including through around-the-clock coverage. Maintain complete and accurate hack intelligence, including affected entities, theft addresses, dates, stolen amounts, and attack types. Design and improve systems with Data Science and Engineering teams to track and attribute stolen funds as they move across blockchains and services. Develop AI-assisted tools, agents, and workflows that automate parts of hack analysis and incident response while maintaining rigorous human quality control. Conduct root-cause analysis of significant exploits and produce detailed technical research and publications. Develop methods to identify vulnerable contracts and potential threats before exploitation and contribute those insights to relevant products. Manage contractors and coordinate operating rhythms across teams and time zones, including weekly team syncs, monthly metrics reviews, and incident war rooms. Collaborate with teams covering cyber threat intelligence, nation-state activity, investigations, data science, engineering, and communications. Requirements: 5+ years of professional experience in blockchain intelligence, cryptocurrency investigations, cyber threat intelligence, incident response, or a closely related discipline. Demonstrated experience owning high-stakes incident response, including war rooms, investigation leadership, incident reporting, and communications under pressure. Strong blockchain tracing capabilities across major networks such as Bitcoin, EVM-compatible chains, TRON, and Solana, including experience with bridges, cross-chain swaps, and mixers. Strong understanding of DeFi, bridge, and cryptocurrency exchange exploits, as well as attacker behavior following the theft of funds. Practical experience applying AI to analytical workflows, including building or using AI-assisted and agentic systems, validating outputs, identifying failure modes, and applying appropriate human oversight. Experience managing contractors or leading a small team in a fast-moving operational environment. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to produce both technical investigations and concise executive-level briefings. Highly hands-on and accountable, with a willingness to take ownership of complex analytical work rather than focusing solely on coordination. Familiarity with smart-contract reverse engineering, particularly Solidity, is a plus. Experience working at a security auditor, blockchain analytics organization, or similar intelligence-focused environment is advantageous. Experience tracking or investigating activity associated with specific, well-known hacker groups is also a plus. Benefits: Opportunity to work on complex problems at the intersection of AI, blockchain intelligence, cybersecurity, and crime prevention. High-ownership environment with significant autonomy over investigative approaches, systems, and operational processes. Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams across intelligence, investigations, data science, engineering, and communications. Distributed-first working environment with collaboration across multiple international time zones. Exposure to advanced AI-driven analytical workflows and opportunities to build new investigative tools and automation. Opportunity to contribute to technical research and publications with broad industry relevance. Fast-paced environment focused on experimentation, rapid iteration, and measurable impact. Support for professional growth through challenging, mission-driven work and continuous feedback. Additional compensation, healthcare, flexibility, and other benefits may vary based on location and employment terms.