Are you fascinated by what happens after an app is compiled? Our team is seeking a driven Junior Android Reverse Engineer to turn that curiosity into a career. We provide a unique experience where you will be immersed in the complex world of mobile threat analysis from day one. You will be mentored by industry experts and get hands-on exposure to internal, state-of-the-art static and dynamic analysis tools. Your focus will be on delivering high-quality, high-speed analysis, deconstructing sophisticated Android applications to understand their core functionality and unmask potential threats. If you’re ready to accelerate your skills, this is the place to do it.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Hands on Experience with the following:
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• Analyzing or reverse engineering code, preferably of malicious applications

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• Ability to read, comprehend and analyze source code

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• Experience with Java or Kotlin

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• Exposure to JavaScript, Flutter, and/or other mobile software languages

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• Query languages such as SQL

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• Preferred:

• Reverse Engineering tools such as Jadx, Ghidra, Frida, IDA Pro, Burp, to perform binary and APK analysis
• ELF (Native Binaries) reverse engineering

Deep Dive Analysis : Conduct analysis of Android applications with speed and accuracy to understand their codebase, architecture, and functionality.
Reverse Engineering Techniques : Employ reverse engineering techniques to extract information from the android applications
Risk Identification : Identify user and device risk, data leakage, and malicious code execution within Android apps.
Security Assessment : Conduct security assessments of Android applications to identify potential risks.
Threat Intelligence: Review apps and provide the latest malware trends
Collaboration: Collaborate with security researchers, developers, and other stakeholders to share findings, provide recommendations, and contribute to the development of secure software.
Continuous Learning: Stay updated on the latest Android security threats, vulnerabilities, and reverse engineering techniques.