iOS/MacOS Reverse Engineer - $300k/yr TS/SCI FS-Poly

SYSTOLIC, INC.
Herndon, VA, United States
26 days ago

Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Compensation
$300,000.0
Working hours
Regular working hours

Tech stack

C (Programming Language) Apple IOS Apple Mac Systems C++ (Programming Language) Custom Software Software Debugging Python (Programming Language) Network Protocols Reverse Engineering Swift (Programming Language) Git Objective C++
+1 more
Software Version Control

Job description

Design and develop custom software tools and techniques for the Apple iOS platform. Diagnose and debug issues. Develop documentation. Mentor and lead junior-level developers. Requires expertise in Python, C, Reverse Engineering (Software) for iOS and MacOS, Git, Swift, C++, and Network Protocols.

Requirements

  • Development, testing and debugging Python and C
  • Reverse engineering iOS or MacOS apps in ARM or X86
  • Developing proof-of-concept exploit software
  • Working with version control software such as git Desired Experience

  • Understanding of CNE techniques and methodologies on MacOS or iOS
  • Objective-C, Swift or C++ programming
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced environment with ever-changing requirements.

Benefits & conditions

  • Open to multiple experience levels with estimated annual compensation up to $300,000/year based on experience.

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