Baseband-Savvy CNO Developer

GRVTY, LLC
Fort Meade, MD, United States
10 days ago

Role details

Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Experience level
Experienced
Experience required
3 years minimum
Working hours
Regular working hours

Tech stack

C (Programming Language) Computer Engineering Reverse Engineering Software Engineering Information Technology Vulnerability Analysis

Requirements

  • Active TS/SCI with Polygraph Clearance
  • Experience supporting development on or analysis of Mobile devices
  • Strong proficiency in C programming
  • Experience doing reverse engineering on diverse architectuIt would be great if candidates had:
  • Experience with vulnerability research
  • The years of experience must be in software development or an extremely related discipline.
  • 3 years of cybersecurity/CNO-specific development.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or Computer Engineering (or something extremely similar)

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About the company

GRVTY’s team conducts R&D and prototyping of new CNO capabilities for our customer. The work involves Vulnerability Research, Exploit Development, CNO tool development and enhancement, and infrastructure support (DevOps). This is some of the most impactful work in the Intelligence Community, with the new capabilities developed by this team getting rapidly deployed and into the hands of users. This team regularly needs Vulnerability Researchers, Exploit Developers, CNO Tool Developers, Reverse Engineers, and other types of technologists. While roles open and close, the program Lead’s attitude is “find us good people; we’ll find good places for them.” Work on this program takes place around the Ft. Meade, MD area (we cannot support remote work) and requires a TS/SCI + Polygraph clearance (acceptable to this customer).

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