Security Researcher - Quantico, VA

SourcePro Search has a fantastic opportunity for a Security Research Engineer.

We are currently recruiting for a Security Research Engineer with advanced technical knowledge in the areas of system-level programming (including driver development), x86 assembly, reverse engineering, kernel-mode debugging, and operating system internals.

Qualified candidates must have Top Secret clearance. This position offers an excellent compensation and relocation package.

Specific Responsibilities:

• Reverse engineer binaries in x86 assembly
• Design and develop code in C/C++ for Windows, Linux and OS X
• Contribute to the design and development to innovative research projects in the areas of virtualization and distributed programming
• Develop and innovate low-level software protection methods and executable dissection algorithms
• Maintain current knowledge of new technologies, systems, and tools
• Co-author small-group project reports, documentation, and proposals for a highly technical audience

Qualifications

• Must have a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or related field or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Must have 3+ years of experience directly related to the following:
• Experience programming in C/C++ and assembly; user-mode and kernel-mode software development
• Experience with Linux, OS X, Microsoft Windows operating systems
• Experience analyzing malicious code
• Familiarity with reverse engineering and operating system internals, especially security components and kernel-mode debugging tools
• Knowledge of information security, malware, rootkits, software protection schemes, and virtualization theory
• Network and application penetration testing and vulnerability analysis experience
• Experience with the development of any of the following is a plus: software protection, distributed programming, automated executable analysis, virtualization, or emulation engines.

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