Senior Vulnerability Researcher & Reverse Engineer - Onsite

Nightwing Group; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Parental leave

Flexible work schedules

Tuition assistance

401k matching

Performance-based bonuses

Job summary

A cybersecurity and intelligence firm in San Antonio is seeking a Senior Vulnerability Researcher/Reverse Engineer to conduct research and reverse engineering of software applications. Candidates should have experience in vulnerability research, reverse engineering tools, and assembly language. This is an onsite role that requires US citizenship and the ability to maintain a government security clearance. The position offers excellent benefits, including competitive salaries and flexible work schedules.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3-5 years of prior engineering experience.
• Must be a US citizen and able to obtain a security clearance.

Responsibilities

• Perform activities involved with research and reverse engineering of software applications.
• Work closely with customers to enhance capabilities and resolve issues.

Skills

Vulnerability research experience of public targets

Reverse engineering utilizing IDA/Ghidra/BinaryNinja

Experience with assembly language (x86/64, ARM, PPC, Mips)

C/C++/Python

Capture the Flag (CTF) experience

Understanding of network protocols (TCP/IP stacks, RF communications)

Education

Bachelor’s in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics

Tools

GIT

Atlassian suite of work products

Job description

A cybersecurity and intelligence firm in San Antonio is seeking a Senior Vulnerability Researcher/Reverse Engineer to conduct research and reverse engineering of software applications. Candidates should have experience in vulnerability research, reverse engineering tools, and assembly language. This is an onsite role that requires US citizenship and the ability to maintain a government security clearance. The position offers excellent benefits, including competitive salaries and flexible work schedules.