Software Reverse Engineer

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Software Reverse Engineer
Duties: Isolate, review, analyze, reverse-engineer, and modify malicious and non-malicious programs and applications. Write and produce technical reports related to the scope, nature, and characteristics of the assessed software and applications suitable for distribution to both technical and non-technical audiences. Work deep within the boot-process kernel and system internals using tools like IDA Pro, debuggers, and in-target probes to research the behavior of binaries. Analyze software and firmware using reverse engineering techniques to understand security vulnerabilities, working closely with teammates who value innovation and execution. Share knowledge by clearly articulation ideas through papers and presentation to technical staff, management and Government decision makers. With COR approval, participate in working groups, sponsor meetings, proposal writing and conferences. Provide detailed understanding of how various software-based attacks work at the memory and register level. Perform in-depth analysis (dynamic/static) on malicious software (ie: bots, worms, trojans) resident on Microsoft Windows and Linux-based platforms to provide actionable intelligence and, as appropriate, provide remediation recommendations. Analyze, disassemble and reverse engineer software binaries; document and transition results in reports, presentations and technical exchanges. Design, prototype, document, test and transition code analysis methods and tools appropriate for operational use. Proactively identify, define and advocate reverse engineering and analysis processes, approaches, and concepts to enhance/improve technical exploitation efforts. Adequately explain, present, demonstrate (when applicable) and document the operational impact of a particular vulnerability. Identify, define, determine origin and report on malware and other select software found on media of interest.

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