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Matter Labs

Solutions Engineer, Institutional

Posted One Month Ago
In-Office or Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
Senior level
In-Office or Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
Senior level
Serve as the technical partner to institutional sales, leading discovery, solution architecture, demos, workshops, proofs of concept, evaluations, RFPs, security reviews, and implementation handoffs for Prividium. Translate regulated financial-institution requirements into credible blockchain architectures, coordinate cross-functional teams, manage technical expectations, and provide customer evidence to Product and Engineering. Build repeatable reference architectures and playbooks for the solutions-engineering function.
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About Matter Labs

Matter Labs builds private settlement infrastructure that lets regulated institutions settle directly with each other without exposing data, ceding control, or waiting days. Global finance moves $4 quadrillion a year on systems designed for paper and telex. The institutions that built them - from clearing houses to exchanges to the world's largest banks, institutions are now actively replacing them. We're building what comes next.

Our core product, Prividium, gives each institution its own private settlement environment (a Prividium Zone) with independent governance and built-in interoperability across counterparties, asset classes, and jurisdictions. Settlement happens through zero-knowledge proofs: one party proves a transaction is valid without revealing any underlying data to the counterparty. The only private settlement infrastructure built on zero-knowledge cryptography.

Founded in 2018. Backed by a16z and Union Square Ventures. A fully remote team of around 90 with eight years of production zero-knowledge infrastructure behind us, now pointed at the biggest problem in institutional finance.

 
The role

You will be the technical partner to Matter Labs' institutional sales team. Your work turns customer requirements into credible Prividium architectures and moves opportunities from discovery through evaluation into a deployment plan the customer trusts. The role owns technical discovery, solution design, evaluations and proofs of concept, and the technical response to security and due-diligence reviews. It is a hands-on presales role at the intersection of enterprise architecture, financial markets, and zero-knowledge infrastructure.

What you'll do
  • Lead technical discovery. Map customer architecture, data privacy, identity and permissions, interoperability, performance, resilience, custody, and compliance constraints.

  • Design solutions. Translate customer workflows into target architectures for Prividium, including integration boundaries, APIs, deployment models, and the route from pilot to production.

  • Deliver demos and workshops. Build and run tailored demonstrations and technical workshops for audiences from engineering teams to senior business leaders.

  • Run evaluations. Define success criteria, scope proofs of concept, coordinate internal specialists, and keep pilots tied to a commercial decision.

  • Own technical diligence. Lead responses to RFPs, RFIs, security reviews, and architecture assessments, with support from Engineering, Security, Product, and Legal.

  • Prepare implementation. Produce solution documentation with explicit assumptions, dependencies, owners, and acceptance criteria, and hand over cleanly into delivery.

  • Feed the roadmap. Bring structured customer evidence into Product and Engineering, and separate repeatable market needs from one-off requests.

Over time, the reference architectures and playbooks you build become the foundation of the solutions-engineering function.

What we look for

Each of these is a demonstrated capability, shown through work you have done:

  • 7+ years in solutions engineering, sales engineering, enterprise architecture, or technical consulting in a customer-facing setting.

  • Working with banks, capital-markets firms, market infrastructure, payments businesses, or other regulated institutions.

  • Deep grounding in APIs, distributed systems, cloud and on-premise deployment, security, identity and access, and data privacy.

  • Leading complex technical evaluations or proofs of concept and converting them into production decisions.

  • Explaining complex systems to technical and non-technical audiences, with precise writing and disciplined expectation management.

  • Aligning sales, product, engineering, security, and customer teams without formal authority.

Nice to have

Working knowledge of Ethereum, smart contracts, tokenisation, or zero-knowledge proofs. Deep enterprise and financial-services experience can compensate for a lighter crypto background.

Work model & pay
  • Competitive base salary

  • Performance-based variable compensation and a long-term token incentive are additional. Both are paid in ZK tokens. New-hire token grants vest over four years with a one-year cliff.

  • Freedom & ownership culture: no time tracking, minimum bureaucracy-only results matter.

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