Windows Developer - Kernel & Reverse Engineering
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We are seeking a highly skilled Windows Developer with expertise in kernel-level development and reverse engineering to join our advanced technology team in Arlington or Herndon, VA. This role is critical for designing, developing, and analyzing low-level Windows components to support national security and cyber defense missions., * Design and implement software components in the Windows kernel space. * Perform reverse engineering of binaries to identify functionality, vulnerabilities, or behaviors. * Collaborate with cybersecurity analysts, researchers, and fellow engineers to develop cutting-edge tools and capabilities. * Analyze undocumented OS behaviors and contribute to low-level system integration. * Write clean, efficient, and well-documented code following security best practices.
Requirements
Strong experience in Windows kernel development (e.g., drivers, low-level APIs, internals). * Solid reverse engineering skills using tools such as IDA Pro, Ghidra, WinDbg, etc. * Proficiency in C/C++ and experience with debugging and performance tuning. * Deep understanding of Windows OS internals and system architecture. * Active ISA/TS clearance or higher (no exceptions).
Preferred Qualifications: * Experience with malware analysis, exploit development, or vulnerability research. * Familiarity with secure coding practices and hardened system development. * Background working in national security, defense, or intelligence domains.
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