Malware Reverse Engineer IV

RealmOne; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare coverage

401K retirement plan

Paid time off

Professional development

Job summary

RealmOne is seeking a Reverse Engineer to analyze malicious binaries, determine functionality, and identify indicators of compromise to help detect and mitigate threats. The role requires extensive reverse engineering experience and active security clearance.

You will document findings to support malware detection, signature creation, and mitigation efforts, while overcoming anti-analysis techniques and contributing to mission-critical cybersecurity work for national security programs.

Qualifications

• Degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information Systems, or related discipline from an accredited college or university.
• 11 years of relevant experience with Bachelor's, 9 years with Master's, or 7 years with Doctoral; associates +13 years option available.

Responsibilities

• Perform technical analysis of malicious binaries using static and/or dynamic analysis to determine functionality and indicators of compromise.
• Provide information and documentation to enable malware detection, signature creation, and mitigation.
• Overcome techniques designed to defeat analysis and assist with attribution to adversary infrastructure.

Skills

Malware analysis

Reverse engineering

Technical documentation

IOC identification

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field

Master's degree in Computer Science or related field

Doctoral degree in related field

Associates degree + 13 years experience

Job description

RealmOne is seeking a Reverse Engineer to analyze malicious binaries, determine functionality, and identify indicators of compromise to help detect and mitigate threats. The role requires extensive reverse engineering experience and active security clearance.

You will document findings to support malware detection, signature creation, and mitigation efforts, while overcoming anti-analysis techniques and contributing to mission-critical cybersecurity work for national security programs.