Security Researcher

Why Join Us?

We are looking for a highly skilled Security Researcher with a deep understanding of security vulnerabilities, exploits, and threat actor techniques. The ideal candidate will have at least 3 years of hands-on experience in vulnerability research, penetration testing, and security architecture design. Candidates with a proven track record of publishing research and presenting at top-tier conferences are strongly preferred. This role requires an expert who can push the boundaries of cybersecurity research while collaborating with internal teams to improve the organization's security posture.

Key Responsibilities
Conduct in-depth security testing, vulnerability assessments, and penetration testing across diverse systems, networks, and applications.
Perform security design reviews to ensure resilient security architecture across all stages of product development.
Lead the development of innovative techniques to detect and mitigate emerging threats and patent it.
Contribute to and publish security research in recognized journals and conferences, and provide security training to internal and external stakeholders.
Qualifications
Minimum 3+ years of experience in vulnerability research, penetration testing, or related fields—mandatory.
Extensive knowledge of cybersecurity threats, exploits, and techniques targeting hardware, software, networks, and various architectures.
Demonstrated experience in discovering and disclosing vulnerabilities in at least one of the following: Operating Systems, Mobile Devices, IoT, Web Applications, or cloud environments.
Proficient in multiple programming languages such as C/C++, C#, Python, Java, and JavaScript.

Preferred Qualifications (Advantageous):

History of publishing research papers or CVEs in recognized security journals or platforms.
Experience with reverse engineering debuggers and disassemblers : Proficiency in using tools such as IDA Pro, Ghidra, Radare2
Familiarity with firmware extraction and analysis: Using tools like Binwalk, Firmadyne, or JTAG debugging to reverse-engineer and analyze embedded systems and IoT devices.