Security Researcher

Security Researcher

HCL Technologies is a Global IT company with presence across 45 countries, with over 150,000 employees worldwide & $9.7 billion revenue.

The newly created HCL SW division joins HCL's strong offerings around IT consulting, enterprise transformation, remote infrastructure management, and engineering.

Recently, HCL Technologies completed the acquisition of Select IBM Software Products for $1.8B

The Application Security group, including the Israel R&D lab, is proud to lead HCL Security portfolio. The group has been leading the Application Security Testing market for the last 15 years with the AppScan suite of products, covering Cloud-based services, Enterprise solutions, Desktop applications & Development integrations. In addition, the team has been the market leader of Application and Mobile Security Research.

We want to invite the best talents in development, research, and operations to join us in the Israel Development Center.

Our research gets published under https://alephsecurity.com/, and regularly appears in academic/industry conferences, such as USENIX WOOT, BlackHat and RSA Conference.

Aleph Research (alephsecurity.com) is looking to make the next breakthroughs in security research!

We want you to join us, if you are an experienced security researcher, and would love to:

● Actively lead the industry in

- discovering new vulnerabilities in a wide range of products, from web applications through mobile phones to IoT devices

- sharing your research projects on the team blog

- presenting your research at top industrial and academic conferences (BlackHat, USENIX, ...)

● Discover new ways for automatically detecting vulnerabilities and take part in bringing them to market

● Build and improve the security logic of the AppScan family of products

Our requirements:

● 5+ years of experience in security research

● 2+ years of development experience (.NET: advantage)

● Advantage: Research publications

● Advantage: Reverse engineering

● Advantage: Academic degree in Computer Science