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SixGen, Inc.

Reverse Engineer

Sterling, VAfull-timemidAdded 3 days ago

About this role

SIXGEN seeks an experienced On-NET Operator to conduct offensive cyber operations and adversary emulation for federal customers. You'll analyze complex networks and systems, identify vulnerabilities, develop tools, and lead small technical teams in support of critical national security missions.

What you'll do

  • Conduct cyber operations and adversary emulation activities against complex environments
  • Analyze networks, systems, applications, and code to identify vulnerabilities and attack paths
  • Perform network traffic analysis, digital forensics, and technical investigations
  • Develop and modify tools and scripts using Python, Bash, and C
  • Lead small teams and communicate technical findings to stakeholders
  • Operate independently while supporting team and customer objectives

What they're looking for

  • Offensive cybersecurity and red teaming
  • TCP/IP networking and packet analysis (PCAP)
  • Linux and Windows administration with Active Directory expertise
  • Programming in Python, Bash, and C
  • Tunneling technologies (SSH, socat)
  • Digital forensics and network protocol analysis
  • Encryption and secure communications concepts
  • Source code and system architecture analysis
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SixGen, Inc.

SixGen, Inc. provides cybersecurity and intelligence solutions, including network access technologies, vulnerability management, security analytics, and mobile application security tools. The company is hiring for specialized security roles including IT field specialists, vulnerability management engineers, security analysts, mobile reverse engineers, and mobile exploit developers.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe a complex network vulnerability you discovered and how you developed a solution to exploit or remediate it
  • How have you used tunneling technologies like SSH and socat in past offensive operations?
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