When you join one of our teams, you’ll be part of a nimble group that’s empowered to set aggressive goals and move fast to achieve them. Strategic risks are encouraged and complex problems are solved together, by passing the microphone and iterating until the best solution comes to light. You won’t have to look to find growth opportunities—ready or not, they’ll find you. From retail to government to healthcare, we’re on a mission to bring humanity, connection, and empathy back to business. Join over 5,000 people across the globe who think that’s work worth doing.
- Strategic Visionary: You hold a holistic view of the cryptographic threat landscape — from classical attacks to the shift toward post-quantum cryptography — proactively identifying and mitigating emerging risks. You guide cryptographic architecture strategy so it aligns with the organization’s risk posture and business goals.
- Technical Innovator: Your drive for continuous improvement pushes you to explore and implement cutting-edge cryptographic practices — post-quantum algorithms, key management modernization, secure protocol design — keeping our systems resilient against evolving threats.
- Collaborative Leader: You build partnerships across security, engineering, and data science, promoting best practices in cryptography. Your ability to foster collaboration creates an informed, cohesive environment dedicated to protecting our systems.
- Resilient and Adaptive: You thrive in a fast-paced environment, managing complex projects while guiding cross-functional teams through shifts in cryptographic standards or technology. Your problem-solving skills are essential to navigating the complexities of cryptographic governance.
- Shape Industry Standards: Participate in industry conferences, standards bodies such as NIST and IETF, and professional organizations to influence the future of cryptography and key management practices.
- Executive Presence: Increase your visibility and involvement in executive-level discussions, refining how you communicate strategic security insights.
- Expand Your Leadership Toolkit: As a thought leader in cryptography architecture, mentor and coach emerging talent, growing the cryptographic expertise across the organization.
- Complex Problem-Solving: Tackle significant cryptography challenges that sharpen your analytical, critical thinking, and strategic planning abilities.
- Drive Innovation in Cryptography: Lead research, evaluation, and implementation of next-generation cryptographic technologies and methodologies — post-quantum algorithms, modern key management, secure protocol design — that support our products and platforms.
- Conduct Security Reviews: Perform security reviews of cryptographic implementations and proposed designs, including key management systems, protocols, and cryptographic integrations across products, identifying risks such as weak or deprecated algorithms, improper key handling, and protocol vulnerabilities.
- Lead Key Management Architecture: Own the strategy and architecture for key management across the organization — key generation, distribution, rotation, escrow, and destruction — including KMS/HSM integration, envelope encryption, and secrets management, ensuring the full key lifecycle is designed and operated to withstand compromise.
- Develop Standards & Reference Architectures: Author cryptography-related technical security standards, guardrails, and reference architectures — encryption standards, key management standards, PKI architecture — grounded in industry-wide frameworks such as NIST SP 800-57, FIPS 140-3, and NIST’s post-quantum cryptography standards, giving product and engineering teams a secure, repeatable blueprint for building and deploying cryptographic solutions.
- Shape Security Strategy: Develop a comprehensive cryptography strategy that aligns with the organization’s risk profile and business objectives.
- Manage Complex Projects: Oversee execution of large-scale cryptography initiatives — such as PKI modernization or post-quantum migration — ensuring on-time, on-budget delivery while proactively addressing risks and fostering adaptability within teams.
- Foster a Culture of Excellence: Create an environment that promotes knowledge sharing, collaboration, and continuous learning. Mentor colleagues to build a high-performing team committed to our security objectives.
- Extensive Architectural Expertise: 5+ years of experience in cryptography, security architecture, or a related field, with a proven history of designing secure cryptographic architectures; capable of leading strategic initiatives to strengthen security posture.
- Technical Expertise: Strong understanding of cryptographic primitives and protocols — symmetric and asymmetric encryption, hashing, digital signatures, TLS/PKI. Deep, hands-on knowledge of key management (generation, rotation, escrow, destruction, KMS/HSM integration) and fluency in industry-wide standards and frameworks, including NIST SP 800-57, FIPS 140-2/140-3, and NIST’s post-quantum cryptography standards.
- Demonstrated Initiative Leadership: Proven experience leading large-scale cryptography initiatives, coordinating cross-functional teams to align with security guidelines while driving operational efficiency and business growth.
- Strategic Mindset: Ability to translate cryptography challenges into actionable solutions that integrate with business objectives and risk management frameworks.
- Collaboration & Communication Skills: Excellent communication abilities to engage effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders, fostering constructive partnerships across the organization.
- Our teams emphasizes technical craftsmanship, collaboration across languages and domains, and continuous improvement.
- You’ll join a culture committed to innovation, mentorship, and shared ownership with a strong focus on quality and reliability.
- We partner closely with product, infrastructure, and data science teams to solve challenging problems at large scale.
- Opportunities to lead initiatives that influence company technical strategy and operational maturity.
- Annual Leave: 20 or 26 annual leave days per annum plus an additional day for each year of service (to a max of 5).
- Private Medical Insurance- Luxmed health & dental cover for you and your dependants.
- Commuter Assistance- Up to the value of 80 PLN net a month for public transport.
- Savings Plan- Two company saving plans provided by Nationale Nederlanden: Employee Capital Plan (PPK) & Employee Saving Plan (PPO),
- QED PROGRAM- Qualtrics Engineer Development (QED) program: support, engineering learning activities up to 10% of engineering work time each quarter.
- Wellness- Up to the value of 800PLN gross per quarter can be reimbursed for a variety of wellness activities via our dedicated platform Forma,
- A choice of Multispot cards available.
- Our employee assistance program with Unum provides counselling and wellbeing support to all employees
- Experience bonus- 7000 PLN gross per annum. Qualtrics experience bonus is a program designed to provide experiences to our employees they might not otherwise have.
- Group Life & Income Protection Insurance
- Glasses/Contact lenses Reimbursement
- Free breakfasts, lunches, snacks, and drinks for everyone in the office
- Tax-deductible expenses (up to 50% depending on role)
Skills Required
- 5+ years of experience in cryptography, security architecture, or a related field
- Strong understanding of cryptographic primitives and protocols (symmetric/asymmetric encryption, hashing, digital signatures, TLS/PKI)
- Hands-on knowledge of key management lifecycle (generation, rotation, escrow, destruction) and KMS/HSM integration, envelope encryption, secrets management
- Fluency in industry standards and frameworks (NIST SP 800-57, FIPS 140-2/140-3, NIST post-quantum cryptography standards)
- Proven experience leading large-scale cryptography initiatives and coordinating cross-functional teams
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills to engage technical and non-technical stakeholders
Qualtrics Compensation & Benefits Highlights
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Healthcare Strength — Medical plans offer multiple options with the employer covering a substantial share of premiums, alongside telemedicine and chronic‑condition support. No‑cost mental‑health access and dedicated wellness days reinforce the depth of the health offering.
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Parental & Family Support — Programs include fertility and family‑building through a specialist provider, reimbursement for adoption or surrogacy, and paid parental leave with a gradual return option for birthing parents in some locations. Practical supports like Milk Stork further assist new parents.
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Wellbeing & Lifestyle Benefits — An annual wellness stipend and a separate Experience Bonus provide flexible funds for personal health and life experiences. Additional perks such as a limited work‑from‑anywhere allowance and office amenities in some sites broaden lifestyle support.
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What We Do
Qualtrics is trusted by thousands of the world’s best organizations to power exceptional customer and employee experiences that build deep human connections, increase customer loyalty, boost employee engagement, and drive business success. Our advanced AI and specialized Experience Agents™ allow businesses and governments to proactively interact with customers and employees in personalized ways across every channel and touchpoint, respond in-the-moment to fix or improve experiences, and stay across the latest market trends and opportunities. Our vision, as an organization, is to improve the human experience.
Why Work With Us
We're a place where strategic risks are encouraged & complex problems get solved together. Where nimble teams are empowered to set aggressive goals & move fast to win. A place that makes you feel safe as your authentic self. Where everyday work results in growth. And, most importantly, where what you do matters. That's why we work at Qualtrics.
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