Windows Software Engineer, Senior
$112,200.00 - $196,400.00
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Posted 48 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$112,200.00 - $196,400.00
About the role
- Design and develop innovative software code for new tools and capabilities in areas related to computer security, vulnerability research, reverse engineering, and product development
- Develop and maintain low-level application and operating system projects related to software protection and host-based personal security tools
- Review system architecture, and select and implement appropriate development and support tools to ensure product performance, as well as test and debug related software
- Provide our customers expertise to leverage their existing software and create new capabilities
- Be involved in quick reaction development with opportunities for customer interaction
- Collaborate with a team that is focused on developing superior products and encouraging the career growth of its members
- Be a customer focused self-starter, eager to learn as well as mentor and excel at collaborating in Agile teams
- What Required Skills You'll Bring: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related technical field; additional experience may suffice in lieu of degree
- Minimum 8+ years Software Engineering experienceC/C++ proficiency
- Strong Windows foundation/knowledge – minimum 5+ years of experience
- Experience with CNO Windows development in the form of tools/implant or exploit development. Experience with Windows VR/REExperience with Windows APIs (win32, Windows Native)
- Experience with networking protocol analysis and socket programming on Windows
- Familiarity with GitAbility to generate accurate documentation for developed software
- Ability to collaborate and communicate effectively with a remote teamU.S. Citizenship is required with ability to obtain a TS/SCIWhat Desired Skills You'll Bring: Python proficiency
- Experience supporting US Government CNO missions
- Assembly programming and analysis (of any major architecture)
- Experience working with debuggers and disassemblers
- Strong understanding of low-level operating system internals and drivers
- Experience with both kernel and userland debugging
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