Senior Vulnerability Researcher – Remote/Hybrid

CoreTech Security; Salisbury; Hybrid; GBP 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Promotions for technical excellence

25 days holiday plus bank holidays

Relocation support to area

Training and development opportunities

O'Reilly books subscription

Technical conferences & seminars

Free seasonal fruit & beverages

Job summary

CoreTech Security is seeking an experienced Vulnerability Researcher to join a world-class team delivering bespoke security research for UK clients. You will reverse engineer binaries, audit C/C++ code and develop novel tools using Ghidra, IDA Pro, and Python.

The role offers hybrid UK work with potential remote work, requiring a strong passion for cyber security and ability to lead technical projects. Applicants must be British citizens willing to undergo background checks for security

Qualifications

• Experience in reverse engineering and vulnerability research.
• Familiar with ARM, AArch64, x86/x64, or MIPS architectures.
• Strong programming in C/C++ and knowledge of security concepts.

Responsibilities

• Develop deep understanding of Android devices and kernel internals.
• Reverse engineer binaries and identify security flaws.
• Audit C/C++ sources for vulnerabilities and exploits.
• Develop tools and techniques to enable vulnerability research.
• Collaborate with researchers and software engineers on projects.
• Design niche solutions with real-world impact.

Skills

Reverse engineering

Ghidra

ARM/ARM64/MIPS

C/C++

Ethical hacking

Android/iOS internals

Linux internals

Tools

IDA Pro

Ghidra

Python

Assembly

Job description

CoreTech Security is seeking an experienced Vulnerability Researcher to join a world-class team delivering bespoke security research for UK clients. You will reverse engineer binaries, audit C/C++ code and develop novel tools using Ghidra, IDA Pro, and Python.

The role offers hybrid UK work with potential remote work, requiring a strong passion for cyber security and ability to lead technical projects. Applicants must be British citizens willing to undergo background checks for security