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RealmOne in the United States is seeking a Reverse Engineer to perform technical analysis of malicious binaries, using static and dynamic methods to determine functionality and indicators of compromise. You will document findings to support malware detection and mitigation, and contribute to attribution of adversary infrastructure.
Required qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in CS/CE/IS and extensive relevant experience, with CISSP, GIAC GREM or CREA certifications and active security
Are you VIGILANT about your career? RealmOne definitely is! RealmOne was built on the principle that people matter first and foremost. We believe in providing a strong work/life balance by investing in our employees and encouraging professional and personal growth. We do this by offering exceptional benefits, flexible schedules, and the tools necessary to achieve success through paid training, mentoring, and the opportunity to work alongside top-notch security professionals. Join us on this journey as we execute this new mission-critical contract providing Cybersecurity Expertise and Risk Management! Your effort and expertise are crucial to the success and execution of this impactful mission that is critical in ensuring mission success through Data Scientists, Cryptologic Computer Scientists, Cryptanalytic Computer Scientists, Cryptologic Cyber Planners, Intrusion Analysts, Protocol Analysts, Signals Analysts and Reverse Engineers by improving, protecting, and defending our Nation's Security. Job Description: * Seeking Reverse Engineering support to perform technical analysis of malicious binaries using various methods and determine functionality and indicators of compromise. You will provide information that assists with malware detection and mitigation. Experience with malware reverse engineering is required.The Reverse Engineer 4 shall possess the following capabilities: * Technical analysis of malicious binaries through controlled execution and/or static analysis of assembly code, overcoming techniques designed to defeat analysis, in order to ascertain functionality, capability, call-backs, assist with attribution to adversary infrastructure, and identification of indicators of compromise.