Reverse Engineer

Reverse Engineer (Android / Windows)

About the Role

We’re looking for a highly skilled Reverse Engineer to analyze, understand, and modify complex software systems across Android and Windows platforms. You will work on low-level system components, proprietary protocols, and real-world production binaries—going far beyond basic static analysis.

This role requires deep technical expertise in native code, system internals, and runtime behavior, with a strong focus on practical reverse engineering and problem-solving.

Responsibilities

• Reverse engineer Android and Windows applications (Java/Kotlin + native C/C++)
• Analyze compiled binaries, obfuscated code, and packed applications
• Perform dynamic instrumentation, tracing, and runtime analysis
• Understand and modify system-level behavior (services, drivers, IPC, networking)
• Reverse proprietary protocols and data formats
• Identify security mechanisms, protections, and bypass techniques
• Develop tooling, scripts, and automation for analysis workflows
• Collaborate with engineering teams to integrate findings into products

Requirements

Core Skills

• Strong experience with reverse engineering tools:
  • IDA Pro / Ghidra / Binary Ninja
  • Frida, LLDB, WinDbg, x64dbg
• Solid understanding of:
  • Assembly (ARM, ARM64, x86/x64)
  • Native code (C/C++)
  • Memory management, calling conventions, binaries

Android

• Deep understanding of Android internals:
  • ART / Dalvik runtime
  • Binder IPC
  • System services & HALs
• Experience reversing APKs and native libraries (.so)
• Familiarity with AOSP structure and system components

Windows

• Understanding of Windows internals:
  • User-mode & kernel-mode architecture
  • Windows APIs, services, drivers
• Experience analyzing PE binaries, DLLs, and system behavior

Nice to Have

• Experience with iOS reversing (Objective-C / Swift, Mach-O)
• Knowledge of anti-debugging / anti-tampering techniques
• Experience with emulators, virtualization, or sandboxing
• Cryptography and protocol analysis experience
• Exploit development or vulnerability research background

What We Expect

• Ability to work with incomplete information and figure things out independently
• Strong debugging mindset and curiosity
• Focus on real-world results, not just theoretical analysis
• Clean and well-documented findings