Overnight Cryptographic Test Run
Budget / Salary$10–30
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
We are looking for a smart, sharp university student (computer science, cryptography, or web3 enthusiast) who is comfortable with terminal commands to run an overnight test suite for us.
We have a cryptographic notary script written in Rust using the Succinct SP1 zkVM framework that is deployed to a custom network.
The code works fine locally, but we need someone to run it through an independent test sequence tonight and hand over the console logs and output files tomorrow morning.
This is a straightforward, quick turnaround task perfect for a student who wants an overnight gig and a clean reference for their resume. What You Need to DoCompile & Run: Compile the SP1 program to its RISC-V format and run the test script across a few different scenarios.
Monitor: Let the tests execute overnight, checking to make sure it doesn't crash or run out of memory.Verify:
Check that the transactions show up successfully via our custom network RPC endpoint. What You Need to Hand Over (Due Tomorrow Morning)Full Console Logs (.txt): The complete terminal printout from start to finish. The last line must show: test result: ok. X passed; 0 failed.Quick Stats
Summary: A simple text file listing average time per proof, total run time, file sizes, and any slowdowns you noticed.Sample Output Files: 2–3 of the generated proof files (publicValues and proofBytes) so we can check the file formats.
Transaction Hashes: A list of the success hashes or links from the custom network explorer.
Error Report: If anything crashes or fails, just send a screenshot of the error message and where it got stuck.
What Makes a Successful Task
The overnight test sequence completes fully with zero crashes.
All files are handed over on time in the requested formats.
Quick updates when you start and when you finish. Quick Screening Questions
Are you comfortable configuring a custom RPC endpoint manually inside Ethers.js or Wagmi?Please share a quick code snippet or a link to a repo showing how you set up a custom network connection or interactive script.
We have a cryptographic notary script written in Rust using the Succinct SP1 zkVM framework that is deployed to a custom network.
The code works fine locally, but we need someone to run it through an independent test sequence tonight and hand over the console logs and output files tomorrow morning.
This is a straightforward, quick turnaround task perfect for a student who wants an overnight gig and a clean reference for their resume. What You Need to DoCompile & Run: Compile the SP1 program to its RISC-V format and run the test script across a few different scenarios.
Monitor: Let the tests execute overnight, checking to make sure it doesn't crash or run out of memory.Verify:
Check that the transactions show up successfully via our custom network RPC endpoint. What You Need to Hand Over (Due Tomorrow Morning)Full Console Logs (.txt): The complete terminal printout from start to finish. The last line must show: test result: ok. X passed; 0 failed.Quick Stats
Summary: A simple text file listing average time per proof, total run time, file sizes, and any slowdowns you noticed.Sample Output Files: 2–3 of the generated proof files (publicValues and proofBytes) so we can check the file formats.
Transaction Hashes: A list of the success hashes or links from the custom network explorer.
Error Report: If anything crashes or fails, just send a screenshot of the error message and where it got stuck.
What Makes a Successful Task
The overnight test sequence completes fully with zero crashes.
All files are handed over on time in the requested formats.
Quick updates when you start and when you finish. Quick Screening Questions
Are you comfortable configuring a custom RPC endpoint manually inside Ethers.js or Wagmi?Please share a quick code snippet or a link to a repo showing how you set up a custom network connection or interactive script.
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