Vulnerability Researcher

Snatch UP Jobs; Greater London; On-site; GBP 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Snatch UP Jobs is seeking a Vulnerability Researcher for our London team in an AI-driven cybersecurity company. You will research vulnerabilities across binaries, drivers and OS components, using disassemblers, debuggers, fuzzers and dynamic analysis.

You will help build scalable tooling for AI-powered security research and work closely with low-level engineers and researchers from investigation through production delivery.

Qualifications

• Strong reverse-engineering or vulnerability-research experience.
• Deep knowledge of OS internals, kernel interfaces, runtime behaviour or binary analysis.
• Practical experience with CTFs, exploitation, CVEs, security tooling or related research is valuable.
• A hands-on mindset and comfort solving ambiguous technical problems.

Responsibilities

• Research software vulnerabilities across binaries, drivers and operating-system components.
• Use disassemblers, debuggers, fuzzing and dynamic analysis to investigate complex targets.
• Help build scalable tooling that supports AI-powered security research and automation.
• Work closely with low-level engineers and security researchers from investigation through production delivery.

Skills

Reverse engineering

OS internals

Binary analysis

Runtime behavior

CTFs

CVEs

Security tooling

Job description

A company in the field of AI-driven cybersecurity is hiring a Vulnerability Researcher for its London team.

What you will do

• Research software vulnerabilities across binaries, drivers and operating-system components.
• Use disassemblers, debuggers, fuzzing and dynamic analysis to investigate complex targets.
• Help build scalable tooling that supports AI-powered security research and automation.
• Work closely with low-level engineers and security researchers from investigation through production delivery.

What you bring

• Strong reverse-engineering or vulnerability-research experience.
• Deep knowledge of OS internals, kernel interfaces, runtime behaviour or binary analysis.
• Practical experience with CTFs, exploitation, CVEs, security tooling or related research is valuable.
• A hands-on mindset and comfort solving ambiguous technical problems.

This is a London-based role with an on-site team environment.