CNO Analyst & Programmer (TS/SCI)

Artera Technologies; Annapolis (MD); On-site; USD 90,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Artera Technologies, LLC is seeking CNO analysts/programmers to join a team performing vulnerability research and security risk assessment on embedded devices and firmware. The role involves Windows/.NET or UNIX development, network programming, and deep low-level debugging.

Candidates should have strong C and Python skills, plus experience across assembly, multiple languages, and version control. A bachelor’s degree in a technical field is required and TS/SCI with poly is preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in CS/EE/CE/Physics or similar technical major; 0-8 years of relevant experience.
• Strong programming skills in C and Python; experience in Assembly, C, C#, C++, Java, Perl or Python.
• Experience developing Windows applications with Visual Studio/.NET OR UNIX applications with makefiles or equivalents.
• Familiarity with Subversion, CVS or similar version control systems; ability to debug and troubleshoot.
• Unix/Linux development experience; networking and embedded systems knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Programming in assembly, C/C++, Python using CNO tools and techniques.
• Developing Windows or UNIX applications and network-related programs.
• Debugging software and troubleshooting issues; understanding low-level internals.

Skills

C programming

Python

Assembly

C++

Java

Perl

C#

Unix/Linux

Windows

Debugging

Version control

Networking

Reverse engineering

Embedded systems

PowerPC

Windbg

JavaScript

Makefile

Microservice architecture

RabbitMQ

Docker

Backbone / Marionette

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Physics or similar

Tools

Visual Studio / .NET

Makefiles

Subversion

CVS

Windbg

Unix/Linux build environments

Docker

RabbitMQ

Backbone / Marionette

Job description

Artera Technologies, LLC is seeking CNO analysts/programmers to join a team performing vulnerability research and security risk assessment on embedded devices and firmware. The role involves Windows/.NET or UNIX development, network programming, and deep low-level debugging.

Candidates should have strong C and Python skills, plus experience across assembly, multiple languages, and version control. A bachelor’s degree in a technical field is required and TS/SCI with poly is preferred.