Endpoint Protection Developer

Morphisec is the trusted global leader in prevention-first Anti-Ransomware protection, redefining cybersecurity with our industry-leading Automated Moving Target Defense (AMTD) technology.

Join us in shaping the future of cybersecurity with prevention-first strategies and unparalleled expertise.

We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Endpoint Protection Developer with a strong background in low-level programming and a deep understanding of Windows internals to join our team.

What will you do?

• Design, develop, and maintain end-to-end security modules in C/C++ that power Morphisec’s endpoint protection.
• Work with low-level Windows internals, including kernel mode and user mode development.
• Lead the development of innovative security solutions that address complex real-world threats.
• Investigate and resolve advanced security-related issues and vulnerabilities.
• Collaborate closely with the product and research team.
• Stay up to date with emerging threats and vulnerability trends to enhance Morphisec’s defense mechanisms.
• Participate in code reviews, mentoring, and technical discussions to ensure high-quality engineering practices across the team.

Requirements:

• More than 3 years of experience in software development with strong expertise in C++ and system-level programming.
• Deep understanding of Windows OS internals, including the kernel and user-mode.
• Experience with Windows API, COM, and multithreading.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with a passion for security.
• Familiarity with security concepts such as buffer overflows, race conditions, code injection and privilege escalation.
• Experience working on large-scale, high-performance systems with complex requirements.
• Knowledge of cybersecurity and the threat landscape is a plus.
• Excellent communication skills and collaboration.

Advantages :

• .NET/C# experience is an advantage
• Experience with Windows drivers, file systems, or network protocols.
• Knowledge of reverse engineering, malware analysis, or exploit development.