What Required Skills You'll Bring:Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related technical field10+ years of related professional experience; Master's degree and 8+ years of related professional experienceProficiency with disassemblers/decompilers (IDA Pro, Ghidra, and/or Binary Ninja)Strong understanding of x86/x64/ARM assembly language and processor architecturesPractical experience with debuggers (WinDbg, GDB, and/or LLDB) and dynamic analysis toolsDemonstrated capability discovering vulnerabilities in compiled software (C/C++/Rust applications)Understanding of common vulnerability classes (memory corruption, logic flaws, race conditions)Proficiency with fuzzing frameworks (AFL, libFuzzer, Honggfuzz) and corpus managementStrong scripting skills (Python, Ruby, or similar) for automation and analysisExperience documenting technical research for both technical and operational audiencesWhat Desired Skills You'll Bring:USCC JQR qualified Joint Qualification RecordExperience with Windows kernel/driver reverse engineeringFirmware analysis and embedded systems reverse engineeringNetwork protocol analysis and vulnerability researchExperience with UEFI/BIOS or bootloader security analysisPublished vulnerability research (CVEs, conference presentations, blog posts)Familiarity with symbolic execution and taint analysis toolsUnderstanding of offensive cyberspace operations workflowsPrior experience in offensive cyber operations, red/purple team activities, or equivalent work from a contract/civilian positionTS/SCI with polygraph is required. In this role you will get to conduct advanced vulnerability research and reverse engineering on target software and hardware systems to identify exploitable weaknesses for cyberspace capability development.