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The Chief System Assurance Officer (CSAO) organization is responsible for establishing a Global Sovereign System Assurance Framework, ensuring that Ant International's cross-border payment systems are intrinsically Visible, Controllable, Verifiable, Auditable, and Sustainable.
Head of System Assurance (Verifiability) will lead Ant International's cryptographic trust architecture and verifiable compliance framework, ensuring that system integrity, data protection, and compliance are:
• Cryptographically provable (not trust-based)
• Tamper-resistant and independently verifiable
• Aligned with global regulatory expectations
• Embedded into system design and operations
One-line mandate:
Build cryptographic assurance systems that make Ant International provably compliant, tamper-proof, and regulator-verifiable by design.
Key Responsibilities
1. Cryptographic Architecture & Key Sovereignty
• Design and implement global cryptographic architecture for payment systems
• Own Key Management Systems (KMS), including lifecycle, rotation, and access control
• Ensure key sovereignty and jurisdictional control aligned with regulatory requirements
• Enforce strong encryption standards (data at rest, in transit, in use)
2. Verifiable Systems & Tamper-Proof Logging
• Design tamper-proof logging and immutable audit trails
• Implement cryptographic integrity mechanisms (e.g., hashing, signing, chaining)
• Enable independent verification of system behavior and transactions
3. Secure Computation & Advanced Trust Technologies
• Evaluate and deploy Trusted Execution Environments (TEE) and secure enclaves
• Implement privacy-preserving computation and secure data processing (if applicable)
• Explore advanced techniques such as zero-knowledge proofs or verifiable computation
4. Cryptographic Compliance & Regulatory Alignment
• Align cryptographic controls with global regulatory and certification standards
• Provide regulator-verifiable proof of system integrity and compliance
• Support audits, inspections, and independent validation of cryptographic controls
5. Don't Trust Us, Verify Us Architecture
• Lead the design of verifiable-by-default systems
• Enable real-time verification capabilities for regulators and auditors
• Integrate cryptographic assurance into Control Tower and compliance platforms
6. Global Coordination & Engineering Integration
• Partner with Security, Cloud, Data, Engineering, and Compliance teams
• Embed cryptographic controls into DevSecOps, platform engineering, and system design
• Align with Regional Assurance Hubs for localized regulatory implementation
Key Deliverables
Requirements
Preferred Qualifications
• Experience with TEE, secure enclaves, or confidential computing
• Familiarity with advanced cryptographic techniques (e.g., zero-knowledge proofs, MPC)
• Experience in large-scale distributed systems or payment platforms
• Exposure to global regulatory expectations for cryptographic controls
Leadership & Personal Attributes
• Strong ownership mindset with security-first and proof-oriented thinking
• Ability to translate complex cryptographic concepts into regulator-understandable assurance
• High integrity and commitment to trust, transparency, and system integrity
• Excellent cross-functional collaboration and stakeholder management skills
Why Join Us
This role is critical to building next-generation, provable trust infrastructure, offering the opportunity to:
Job ID: 147262297