Android Platform Security Engineer

Are you a low-level Android expert passionate about system internals, secure architectures, and building hardened mobile platforms? Ready to take on a hybrid role at the intersection of development and reverse engineering? Join us in crafting next-generation secure Android systems that power real-world innovation.

As an Android Platform Security Engineer, you will drive the development of advanced low-level Android applications and security tooling. You’ll work on high-impact projects involving Android internals, secure system extensions, and reverse engineering, collaborating closely with a team of elite developers and security researchers.

We offer a hybrid work environment with flexible full-time hours, giving you the freedom to innovate, explore vulnerabilities, and architect robust, secure Android solutions.

• Design and implement low-level Android components (NDK/JNI, AOSP modules, HAL layers, system services).
• Reverse engineer Android apps and frameworks to analyze behavior and security posture.
• Develop advanced security mechanisms: anti-tamper, root/jailbreak detection, and runtime integrity checks.
• Integrate custom system-level features within the Android framework and boot process.
• Build tools for runtime analysis, debugging, and secure communication on mobile platforms.
• Collaborate with security researchers, OS engineers, and backend teams to build secure and high-performance mobile solutions.

• Strong experience with Android internals, AOSP, and custom ROM development.
• Proficiency in C/C++ (NDK), Java/Kotlin, and interfacing via JNI.
• Deep understanding of Android security architecture: SELinux, sandboxing, permissions, and Verified Boot.
• Experience in reverse engineering tools (IDA, Ghidra, Frida, ADB, etc.).
• Familiarity with ARM architecture, memory management, and syscall tracing.
• Ability to analyze and patch APKs and shared libraries.
• 3+ years of experience in low-level mobile development or security research.

• Military or intelligence background in mobile security, cyber, or embedded engineering.
• Experience with custom bootloaders, TrustZone, or secure element integration.
• Familiarity with binary obfuscation, anti-analysis, and runtime instrumentation.
• Contributions to Android ROMs, kernel patches, or security research publications.
• Experience with Ghidra scripts, QEMU-based emulation, or fuzzing frameworks.