Position: Senior Vulnerability Researcher
Company: Accellabs
Experience required: 5y
English level: fluent

The US company in the Privacy Data Protection niche is seeking a skilled Senior Vulnerability Researcher to join its R&D centre. This team is working with some of the most advanced technologies, covering users’ traffic protection and scanning vulnerabilities of user privacy data leaks on the web, dark web and apps.

**You will:**

- Work with industry experts across security, machine learning, digital risk protection, and cyber threat intelligence to develop the next generation solutions
- Identify and assess potential security risks and vulnerabilities 
- Provide analysis for Cyber and SIGINT exploitation of large-scale networks and the data riding on them to uncover unknown and emerging adversary capabilities leveraging expertise in exploitation
- Apply leading-edge principles, theories, and concepts, and contribute to the development of new principles and concepts
- Work on unusually complex problems and provide highly innovative solutions
- Operate with substantial latitude for unreviewed action or decision 

**We expect from you:**

- Extensive experience (3+ years) in reverse engineering
- Proven experience in vulnerability exploitation
- Knowledge of OS internals (any OS)
- Recent knowledge of exploitation techniques (iOS/Android/Windows/Linux/embedded)

**Will be a big plus:**

- Academic degree in Computer Sciences/Mathematics/Physics
- Proven record (CVEs or verbal description) of found vulnerabilities in mobile/desktop OSes.
- Good interpersonal skills

**We offer:**

- Direct hire to our customer’s company
- Super competitive financials
- Amazing opportunities for professional growth within a top-notch team of professionals
- Ability to influence the product roadmap
- Ability to make an impact on users worldwide
- Full remote
- Flexible working hours
- No overtime – healthy work-life balance
- No rush – we thoroughly plan our work
- Day offs – no limits