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# Android Vulnerability Researcher

- **Company:** Interrupt Labs
- **Location:** Basingstoke, UK
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** C (Programming Language), Java (Programming Language), Android Software Development, C++ (Programming Language), Python (Programming Language), Program Analysis, Reverse Engineering, Vulnerability Analysis
- **Published:** July 27, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.totaljobs.com/job/vulnerability-researcher/interrupt-labs-job107751666

## About the Role

We are looking for experienced and passionate people who have a background in Vulnerability Research (VR), offensive security and reverse engineering on Android platforms. This role is open to mid-level, senior and principal researchers., * Experience in C, C++, Java, Python, etc

 * Experience reverse engineering ARM64 and/or Java/Smali

 * Experience with reverse engineering tools such as Binary Ninja, IDA, Ghidra, Frida, or similar

 * Knowledge of Android platform internals and security model

 * Direct experience performing vulnerability research and reverse engineering on Android platforms.

 * Interested and passionate about learning new things, taking things apart, and getting stuck into new problems and challenges.

## Description

* You will join our team to identify vulnerabilities in devices running Android-based operating systems using a combination of static and dynamic analysis techniques.

 * You will develop proof-of-concepts for vulnerabilities identified.

 * You'll use common VR toolsets such as fuzzers and reverse engineering tools (this includes access to custom tooling developed in-house) and develop your own as needed.

 * You'll need to present your findings in a useful and accessible way to others.

 * You'll have access to internal and external training and conferences to refine and hone your skillset.


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