17D Cyber Capabilities Development Officer BOLC Instructor

Choisys Technology; Augusta (GA); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Choisys Technology is seeking a highly technical Instructor in Augusta, Georgia to lead the Cyber Capabilities Developer pipelines. This role requires expertise in C and Python for network programming, along with experience in x86 Assembly and OS concepts. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in software development, reverse engineering, and penetration testing. The position is critical for bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical tool development.

Qualifications

• Graduate of 170D WOBC or 17D BOLC-B required.
• Certified Cyberspace Capabilities Developer at any level preferred.
• 4+ years of professional software development experience.

Responsibilities

• Act as a primary Instructor for Cyber Capabilities Developer pipelines.
• Focus on engineering and creation of cyber tools.
• Bridge the gap between theory and practical tool development.

Skills

C programming

Python programming

x86 Assembly

Reverse Engineering

Penetration testing

Distributed version control

Networking theory

Education

Graduate of 170D WOBC or 17D BOLC-B

Certified Cyberspace Capabilities Developer (CCD)

Job description

Position Summary

Act as a primary Instructor and Writer for the 170D/17D Cyber Capabilities Developer pipelines (WOBC, WOIC, WOAC, and BOLC-B). This role is highly technical, focusing on the engineering and creation of cyber tools. The instructor must bridge the gap between computer science theory and practical offensive/defensive tool development.

Mandatory Qualifications

• Education/Certification (One of the following):
• Graduate of 170D WOBC or 17D BOLC-B.
• Certified Cyberspace Capabilities Developer (CCD) at the Basic, Senior, or Master level.
• Professional software development background utilizing distributed version control, 4-layer networking theory, and advanced algorithms.
• Technical Stack Expertise:
• Languages: 3+ years of expertise in C and Python (specifically for network programming).
• Low-Level Development: 1+ year of experience writing x86 Assembly.
• Systems: 2+ years of experience in OS concepts, including deep programming interactions with both Linux and Windows.
• Security Domain Knowledge: Demonstrated proficiency in Reverse Engineering, penetration testing techniques, and industry-standard toolsets.