Remote Vulnerability Researcher – Full‑Time

About the role

We are seeking a full‑time Remote Vulnerability Researcher to join a global technology leader. The role focuses on deep technical analysis of software to uncover and assess security flaws across diverse systems and applications.

Key responsibilities

• Perform static and dynamic analysis of codebases and infrastructure to identify vulnerabilities.
• Develop proof‑of‑concept exploits to validate findings and evaluate impact.
• Collaborate with engineering teams to triage, prioritize, and remediate security issues.
• Research emerging threats, zero‑day vulnerabilities, and novel attack vectors.
• Document technical findings, risk assessments, and mitigation recommendations.

Required profile

• Strong proficiency in C, C++, Python or Go for vulnerability analysis and exploit development.
• Hands‑on experience with reverse‑engineering tools such as IDA Pro, Ghidra or Binary Ninja.
• Familiarity with fuzzing frameworks like AFL, LibFuzzer or Honggfuzz.
• Solid understanding of common vulnerability types (buffer overflows, race conditions, injection flaws) and memory‑corruption techniques.
• Knowledge of network protocols, operating‑system internals, and secure development lifecycle practices.

Required skills

• C
• C++
• Python
• Go
• IDA Pro
• Ghidra
• Binary Ninja
• AFL
• LibFuzzer
• Honggfuzz
• Static analysis
• Dynamic analysis
• Reverse engineering
• Fuzzing
• Buffer overflow exploitation
• Race condition analysis
• Injection flaw detection
• Network protocol analysis
• OS internals
• Memory corruption techniques
• Secure coding practices
• Secure development lifecycle

What we offer

• Competitive compensation ranging from $240K to $400K per year (not publicly disclosed).
• Fully remote work environment with flexibility to work from anywhere.
• Opportunity to influence security posture of critical global systems.