Windows Kernel CNO Engineer - Reverse Engineering

REDLattice, Inc.; Virginia (MN); On-site; USD 140,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Professional growth

Collaborative culture

Leadership development

Comprehensive benefits

Job summary

REDLattice, Inc. seeks a highly skilled Windows CNO Developer with strong reverse engineering capabilities. You will work on kernel-mode components, analyze binaries, and conduct vulnerability research to support mission-critical cybersecurity efforts.

The role requires deep knowledge of Windows internals, low-level programming, and experience with debugging kernel code. A TS/SCI clearance is required and collaboration with researchers and engineers is essential.

Qualifications

• Active TS/SCI clearance is required.
• Experience with Windows kernel development and vulnerability research.
• Proficiency in C/C++ for systems-level programming.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, and maintain kernel-mode components and drivers for Windows.
• Reverse engineer Windows binaries to understand system behavior and vulnerabilities.
• Conduct vulnerability research and develop PoCs for Windows kernels.
• Analyze crash dumps and perform kernel-level debugging.
• Collaborate with researchers and engineers on offensive cyber operations.
• Document findings and methodologies for internal teams and clients.

Skills

Windows kernel development

Vulnerability research

Reverse engineering

C/C++

Kernel debugging

Memory management

Malware analysis

Threat analysis

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Computer Science/Computer Engineering or equivalent

Tools

IDA Pro

Ghidra

x64dbg

WinDbg

Hex-Rays

Job description

REDLattice, Inc. seeks a highly skilled Windows CNO Developer with strong reverse engineering capabilities. You will work on kernel-mode components, analyze binaries, and conduct vulnerability research to support mission-critical cybersecurity efforts.

The role requires deep knowledge of Windows internals, low-level programming, and experience with debugging kernel code. A TS/SCI clearance is required and collaboration with researchers and engineers is essential.