Senior Reverse Engineer - Malware & Kernels Research
stanley reid companyLaurel (MD)
Senior Reverse Engineer - Malware & Kernels Research
Posted 2 days ago
stanley reid companyLaurel (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Our client isn't just a cybersecurity company, it's a cybersecurity career powerhouse. Founded in 2009, our client offers exciting careers for IT professionals across various specializations, including CNO, cybersecurity, software development and more. They protect data for government agencies and critical infrastructure companies, tackling complex challenges that impact millions. When you join their talented and collaborative team, you'll thrive in a culture that values your contributions. They offer competitive salaries, healthcare, retirement options, profit sharing, and generous PTO. Does this sound like a place where your skills and passion can make a real difference? Talk to us today and learn how their mission to secure the digital world aligns with your career aspirations.
They are seeking a Reverse Engineer to join their team.
Relevant qualifications:
-Bachelor's Degree
-5+ years of professional experience
-Experience with reverse engineering and related tools (IDA, Ghidra, etc)
-Experience coding (C/C++, Assembly, or Python)
-Experience with Windows kernel and drivers
-Experience with Linux kernel and drivers
-Experience with malware analysis
-Experience with vulnerability research and exploit development
This role is located in Laurel, MD and the work requires a TS/SCI + Full-Scope Polygraph.
Apply @ https://careers.stanleyreid.com/ or contact our team for more info: cwells@stanleyreid.com or abuzzettijohnson@stanleyreid.com
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