Mobile Reverse Engineer

Required Experience with Windows, Linux, Android, OS X, and iOS operating system & architecture. Experience in computer or cell phone architecture, system internals, operating systems, and/or boot process software engineering. Experience with static analysis tools such as IDA Pro, Ghidra and Binary Ninja. Experience with debugging tools such as WinDbg. Experience with virtualization, sandboxing, and emulation tools like VMware, KVM, QEMU and others. Working knowledge of programming languages such as C, C++, .NET, Python, Java, etc. Debug mobile applications' memory and performance issues. Active TS/SCI with Poly required. Minimum 5 years with BS/BA; 3 years with MS/MA; 0 years with PhD.Bachelor's degree should be in one of these fields: Information Technology, Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Information Systems, Data Science, or Software Engineering. Preferred Experience requiring a deep knowledge of Android and a strong passion in mobile industry and mobile development. Experience developing/designing mobile phone platforms highly desired. Experience in wireless API's (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth) preferred. Engineer software scripts in C, C++, and Java with emphasis on prototyping and API extraction. DoD 8570 Compliant, active IAT Level II certification. Responsibilities Requirements: Mobile Software Reverse Engineering (with support to development and malware analysis efforts). Background: Conduct software exploitation against applications, middleware, operating systems (OS) user interface, OS drivers/runtimes, firmware and other binary data: Working experience in software engineering and related technologies. Experience in sizing and scoping, in design, implementation and delivery of mobile application solutions using iOS and/or Android development environments. Provide malicious code reverse engineering to isolate, review, analyze, and reverse-engineer potentially malicious programs recovered from compromised computer systems and networks. Research new trends, techniques, and packaging of malicious software to stay current and ready to identify and handle zero-day exploits. Research behavior of binaries and share detailed understanding of how apps behave at memory/register level in support of technical exploitation operations. Support efforts to design, prototype, document, test, conduct exploitation automation and transition code analysis methods and tools specific to technical exploitation operations. Location: Bethesda, MD #J-18808-Ljbffr Peraton