Android CNO Developer | Kernel & Exploit Expert

REDLattice, Inc.; Chantilly (VA); On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

REDLattice, Inc. in Chantilly, VA seeks an Android CNO Developer to design, develop, and deploy custom capabilities at the edge of offensive cyber, vulnerability research, and low-level system development for mission partners worldwide.

You will work with C, C++, Python, and the Android NDK to research exploits, perform kernel- and user-space debugging, reverse native binaries, and produce documentation for operational use.

Qualifications

• Advanced development in C, C++, Python and NDK.
• Exploit development and memory corruption techniques.
• Kernel-level debugging and OS internals knowledge.
• Unix/Linux internals and system-level engineering.
• Network socket programming and protocol analysis.
• Experience with reverse engineering tools: IDA Pro, Ghidra, gdb, LLDB, Frida.
• Security protections (ASLR, DEP/NX, sandboxing) and bypass techniques.
• Experience with Git/GitLab.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and deploy custom CNO capabilities for Android.
• Develop, test, and debug in C, C++, Python and Android NDK.
• Conduct exploit development and vulnerability research.
• Debug at kernel and user-space layers with gdb/LLDB.
• Reverse engineer native binaries and Android system components.
• Work with kernel subsystems, OS internals, and mobile security mechanisms.
• Produce documentation for operational use and sustainment.
• Mentor junior engineers and collaborate with mission operators.

Skills

C

C++

Python

NDK

Exploit development

Memory corruption techniques

Kernel debugging

Unix/Linux internals

Socket programming

Reverse engineering basics

Tools

IDA Pro

Ghidra

gdb

LLDB

Frida

Git/GitLab

Job description

REDLattice, Inc. in Chantilly, VA seeks an Android CNO Developer to design, develop, and deploy custom capabilities at the edge of offensive cyber, vulnerability research, and low-level system development for mission partners worldwide.

You will work with C, C++, Python, and the Android NDK to research exploits, perform kernel- and user-space debugging, reverse native binaries, and produce documentation for operational use.