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Principal CNO Developer - Hybrid - TS/SCIOur client has deep expertise in Vulnerability Research, CNO Development, Reverse Engineering, and Penetration Testing. They support the defense and intelligence communities along with commercial clients. Founded by engineers, they have their own fixed, firm contract, and they work out of their own space. They have strong salaries and team incentive bonuses, provide excellent benefits, and offer 6-10% annual raises. If you help bring in new work, you can be rewarded with a percentage of the revenue for as long as the contract runs. Not only can they move quickly though the hiring process, but they also pay based on technical skill, not according to LCAT qualifications for specific openings. They are located in Arlington, VA and offer a hybrid work schedule. If you have a TS or higher, it's time to learn why our client is a leading employer for cyber engineers in northern Virginia. They are seeking a Principal CNO Developer to join their team. Relevant qualifications: -Experience with C/C++ -Experience with Python -Experience with low-level programming -Experience with Linux or Windows kernel drivers Desired: -Experience with embedded platforms -Experience with reverse engineering (IDA Pro, Binary Ninja, etc.) -Experience with assembly -Experience with mobile platforms This role offers hybrid flexibility with a work location in Arlington, VA. The work requires a Top Secret clearance or higher.

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