Malware Analysis Engineer

Apple Inc.; Paris; Sur place; EUR 50 000 - 75 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

A leading technology company based in Paris is seeking a Malware Analyst to reverse engineer malware samples and create tools for detection. The ideal candidate should have strong programming skills in C and Python, along with the ability to work independently and mentor others. Experience with Apple's operating systems and reverse engineering are highly desired. This role is key to enhancing security features across macOS and iOS.

Qualifications

• Strong programming skills in systems language and scripting language.
• Motivated by results and able to work independently as well as mentor others.
• Understanding and respect for teammates.

Responsabilités

• Reverse engineer malware samples with static and dynamic tools.
• Create new tools for analyzing malware and detecting anomalies.
• Build and interface services for automatic malware detection.

Connaissances

Programming in C

Scripting in Python

Strong communication skills

Description du poste

Paris, Ile-de-France, France Software and Services

Description

- Reverse engineer malware samples with static + dynamic tools- Create new tools for analyzing malware and detecting anomalies- Build and interface with services for automatically detecting and responding to malware- Design or improve platform security features and ship them in macOS & iOS

Minimum Qualifications

• Strong programming skills, both in a systems language such as C and a scripting language like Python. Swift experience is a plus.
• Motivated by results and able to work independently as well as mentor others
• Strong communication skills, particularly written
• Understanding and respect for teammates

Preferred Qualifications

• Deep knowledge of low-level software implementation and/or binary analysis on Apple’s operating systems (a plus) or comparable systems
• Vision for improving our operating systems to block techniques used by malware
• Experience with reverse engineering or debugging tricky problems across levels of the software stack