turnkey.com
4 open TypeScript positions
Open Positions
Senior Security Engineer, Application Security
The Senior Security Engineer, Application Security, will embed with engineering teams to ensure systems and pipelines are secure by design. Key responsibilities include conducting threat modeling, auditing for vulnerabilities, and developing automated security tooling. This hands-on role focuses on defining application guardrails and fostering a culture of secure development across the organization.
Technical Support Engineer (pt Time Zone)
The Technical Support Engineer will be the frontline technical expert, helping developers integrate and debug issues related to Turnkey's SDKs and APIs across web, mobile, and backend environments. Key responsibilities include triaging customer issues, debugging integrations, documenting bugs, and partnering with engineering/product teams to improve developer experience. This is a deeply technical, hands-on role requiring strong debugging skills, customer empathy, and systems thinking.
Solutions Engineer
The Solutions Engineer at Turnkey will function in a highly cross-functional role, primarily engaging customers during the pre-sales phase to guide technical decisions and design integration examples using Turnkey's APIs. Key responsibilities include joining technical calls, developing integration plans, and contributing to customer-facing materials like sample code and whitepapers. This role requires strong technical empathy and the ability to relay technical feedback to internal product and engineering teams.
Engineering - Backend
Turnkey is seeking experienced backend engineers to design and build secure, scalable key management systems for the Web3 ecosystem. Responsibilities include developing signing infrastructure inside secure computing environments, writing internal specifications and documentation, and designing/building new product features end-to-end. Candidates must have 5+ years of production engineering experience with strong fundamentals in systems building, ideally using Go, TypeScript, or Rust.