About Us

The Security Alliance is a non-profit aimed at protecting the future of crypto.

About the Role

We’re hunting for a sharp, curious Security Frameworks Intern who can code, write, and generally make things better. You’ll help us adapt howtomultisig.com around checklist-driven workflows, polish the Security Frameworks front-end and infra, and keep our content tight through research and peer review. Digital checklists are a proven way to turn best-practice frameworks into actionable tasks, and we want your help to ship them.

Responsibilities

Product & code:

• Adapt howtomultisig.com as a checklist-first web app (Next.js/Tailwind/Node) based on Security Frameworks
• Security Frameworks infra: improve the overall front-end UI/UX in general

Content & research

• Draft or help draft, peer-review, and publish framework checklists and docs (Markdown & mdBook)
• Apply technical-writing best practices to keep docs crystal clear

Community

• Review PRs, discuss design decisions, and learn the ropes of open-source collaboration

Quality & testing

• Join code reviews, triage issues, and ship small features end-to-end

Qualifications

• Working knowledge of TypeScript/JavaScript, Git / GitHub
• Comfort writing clear English-language docs and commit messages
• Basic understanding of security fundamentals and an eagerness to learn open-source security practices

Nice to Have

• Familiarity with Ethereum
• Strong security experience
• Prior contributions to open-source projects or hackathons

Why join?

• Real impact. Your code and docs will be live in production and used by builders securing Web3 projects.
• Mentorship. Work directly with core SEAL members

Application Process

1. Quick form + résumé/GitHub/portfolio.
2. Short async coding & writing task (2–3 h max).
3. 30 min chat with matta (project lead) to align expectations.
4. Offer & onboarding.

We review applications on a rolling basis—expect a reply within a week. Templates show that clear, staged hiring funnels boost candidate experience and diversity Talentlyft.

About Security Frameworks

Security Frameworks is an open-source initiative from SEAL. We maintain practical, community-driven frameworks that help teams secure Web2/Web3 stacks end-to-end. Our current stack is mdBook, Next.js, and GitHub.

Ready to help the ecosystem up their game software?

(Can’t commit right now? Follow the repo and contribute a PR—every checklist counts!)