Associate Reverse Engineer Researcher

What you'll do

• Perform in-depth reverse engineering of malicious code to identify and address complex security threats.
• Design, prototype, and transition new analysis methods and software tools for high-impact customers.
• Explore and implement artificial intelligence techniques to support reverse engineering and malware analysis.
• Document and transition technical results through formal reports, presentations, and technical exchanges.
• Identify and document emerging active security threats and malware tradecraft.
• Participate in the broader security community through research papers and professional presentations.

What we're looking for

• You must have a BS in Computer Science or a related discipline with three years of experience.
• You must have an MS in Computer Science or a related discipline with one year of experience.
• You must be able to obtain and maintain an active Department of War security clearance.
• You must have experience reverse engineering software binaries for various architectures at the user and kernel levels.
• You must have experience with static analysis tools, user-level and kernel-level debuggers, and native programming languages like C/C++.
• You must have experience with high-level programming languages, software engineering concepts, and firmware or device driver development.
• You must have experience with malware tradecraft, signature creation, operating system internals, and network analysis tools.
• You must have experience with compiler theory, cryptography, mobile device reverse engineering, and malware sandboxes (preferred).