Senior Malware Reverse Engineer | TS/SCI Poly | Flexible Schedule

Nyla Technology Solutions; Maryland; On-site; USD 180,000 - 213,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Nyla FLEX program

Health benefits

401k matching

Job summary

Nyla Technology Solutions seeks a skilled reverse engineer to dissect malicious binaries and uncover their functionality. You will operate with static and dynamic analysis methods, not just automated sandboxes, to reveal IOCs and develop actionable countermeasures.

Requirements include strong assembly and low-level code skills, experience with IDA Pro, Ghidra, or similar tools, and a track record of high-level malware analysis across Windows and Linux subsystems.

Qualifications

• Hands-on malware reverse engineering experience.
• Proficiency with assembly and low-level execution concepts.
• Experience using IDA Pro, Ghidra, Binary Ninja or GDB for analysis.
• Ability to document IOCs across file systems, registry, and network traffic.

Responsibilities

• Perform technical analysis of malicious binaries using static and dynamic methods.
• Dive directly into code execution to determine malware functionality.
• Unpack complex payloads and uncover high-fidelity IOCs.
• Turn technical findings into actionable operational countermeasures.

Skills

Malware reverse engineering

Assembly & low-level code

Reverse engineering tooling

IOC extraction

OS internals

Education

Bachelor's degree in CS/CE/Cyber Security

Master's degree in related field

High school diploma / GED with 11+ years experience

Tools

IDA Pro

Ghidra

Binary Ninja

GDB

Job description

Nyla Technology Solutions seeks a skilled reverse engineer to dissect malicious binaries and uncover their functionality. You will operate with static and dynamic analysis methods, not just automated sandboxes, to reveal IOCs and develop actionable countermeasures.

Requirements include strong assembly and low-level code skills, experience with IDA Pro, Ghidra, or similar tools, and a track record of high-level malware analysis across Windows and Linux subsystems.