He is mainly engaged in the research and landing work in the fields of cryptography theory, privacy computing, applied cryptography and so on.

1. Doctoral degree in Cryptography/network security/Computer science/Mathematics from Top300 universities overseas (return after 2024.1.1); 2. At least 3 years of scientific research or engineering research experience in privacy computing, cryptography, data security and other related fields; 3. In-depth understanding of post-quantum (anti-quantum) cryptographic security theory and code implementation methods including but not limited to lattices, familiar with typical secure multi-party computing protocols and zero-knowledge proof protocols; 4. Have published no less than five academic research papers in the field of privacy computing or cryptography; 5. Have certain engineering landing ability, familiar with C/C++, Go or Rust at least one.