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Job Number: R0136561
Reverse Engineer, SeniorThe Challenge: Are you looking to put your problem-solving prowess to the test in a rapidly-evolving systems security research and development environment? You know that embedded and application developers, reverse engineers, and vulnerability analysts all play key roles in the capability development lifecycle. As a Computer Network Operations (CNO) Capability Development Specialist, you'll have the opportunity to use skills in programming with Python/C/C, Assembly, reverse engineering, and vulnerability analysis support our government intelligence clients. We're looking for someone like you to have a direct impact on the nation's security.On our team, you'll be involved in the full lifecycle technical capabilities working on an agile team of experts, you'll perform reverse engineering and vulnerability analysis of diverse software problems. You'll inform operational parameters for complex systems, as well as leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning to influence the delivery of your work. You'll determine what the art of the possible is - what can be done - and then you'll bring it to life for your clients.Are you ready to help us combat the most advanced adversaries?Join us. The world can't wait.You Have:- 3+ years of experience with software engineering or reverse engineering
- Experience with programming, including Python, C, C, and Assembly
- Experience with performing reverse engineering and vulnerability analysis of software binaries using IDA Pro
- Experience with performing dynamic analysis of software binaries, including OllyDbg or WinDbg
- Experience with developing software systems in assembly, C, C, or low-level proprietary languages on Windows, Unix, Linux, VxWorks, or vendor-proprietary operating systems
- Experience with Operating System internals, including Windows, Linux, or MacOS
- Ability to read or write at least one assembly language, including x86, ARM, MIPS, or PowerPC
- TS/SCI clearance with a polygraph
- HS Diploma or GED
- Experience with analyzing malware
- Experience with reverse engineering x86 Windows binaries
- Experience with reverse engineering embedded firmware
- Experience with developing CNO software
- Experience with working in virtualized environments
- Experience with kernel-level development
- Experience with Windows and/or Linux driver development
- Experience with analyzing network protocols
- Knowledge of IA concepts, including cryptography
- Bachelor's degree in CS, EE, CE, or Physics
- Competitions - From programming competitions at our PyNights (Python competition and learning events) to competing in CTFs, we've got plenty of chances for you to show off your skills.
- Paid Research - Have an innovative idea to explore or hypothesis to test? You can participate in challenges via our crowdsourcing platform, the Garage, and other programs to be awarded dedicated time and/or funding to advance your skills.
- Cyber University - CyberU has more than 5000 instructor-led and self-paced cyber courses, a free online library that you can access from just about anywhere-including your phone-and certification exam prep guides that include practical assessments to prepare you for your exam.
- Academic Partnerships - In addition to our tuition reimbursement benefit, we've partnered with University of Maryland University College to offer two graduate certificate programs in cybersecurity-fully funded without a tuition cap.
- Maker/Hackerspaces - Race drones, print 3D gadgets, drink coffee from our Wi-Fi coffee maker, and get hands-on training on tools and tech from in-house experts in our dedicated maker and hackerspaces.
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