Reverse Engineer II: Kernel & Malware Analysis

Black Eagle Defense; Hanover (MD); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Black Eagle Defense is seeking specialists to perform static and dynamic reverse engineering of Windows software, kernel components, and device drivers. You will conduct malware and low-level system analyses to uncover functionalities and vulnerabilities, aligning research with CNO objectives.

The role involves developing proof-of-concept exploits or patches, and coding in C, C++, Python, and Assembly, while supporting Windows and Linux kernel/driver development and documenting findings for

Qualifications

• Static and dynamic reverse engineering of Windows software, kernel components and device drivers.
• Malware analysis and low-level system analysis to determine functionality and identify vulnerabilities.
• Vulnerability research and technical assessments aligned to CNO mission objectives.
• Develop proof-of-concept exploits, patches or instrumentation based on reverse engineering findings.

Responsibilities

• Perform static and dynamic reverse engineering of Windows software, kernel components and device drivers.
• Conduct malware analysis and low-level system analysis to determine functionality and identify vulnerabilities.
• Perform vulnerability research and technical assessments aligned to CNO mission objectives.
• Develop proof-of-concept exploits, patches or instrumentation based on reverse engineering findings.
• Develop and analyze software in C, C++, Python and Assembly.
• Support Windows and Linux kernel or driver development efforts.
• Collaborate with engineers and operators to enable advanced offensive cyber capabilities.
• Produce detailed technical documentation, briefings and demonstrations of findings.
• Maintain awareness of current technical trends within the cybersecurity and offensive research community.

Skills

Reverse engineering

Malware analysis

Vulnerability research

Exploit development

C

C++

Python

Assembly

Job description

Black Eagle Defense is seeking specialists to perform static and dynamic reverse engineering of Windows software, kernel components, and device drivers. You will conduct malware and low-level system analyses to uncover functionalities and vulnerabilities, aligning research with CNO objectives.

The role involves developing proof-of-concept exploits or patches, and coding in C, C++, Python, and Assembly, while supporting Windows and Linux kernel/driver development and documenting findings for