• Proven hands-on experience with both static and dynamic malware analysis, including working in isolated/sandboxed environments
• Demonstrated experience analysing Windows malware, including a solid understanding of the Windows executable format (PE) and common execution, persistence, and evasion techniques
• Experience analysing malware in Linux environments, including familiarity with the ELF format and Linux-specific persistence and execution techniques, is a strong advantage
• A proven record of previous presentations at conferences
• Proven experience in reverse engineering using analysis tools such as IDA Pro, Ghidra, OllyDBG, x64dbg, radare2, or similar
• A solid understanding of binary file attributes such as executable structures and packers
• Familiarity with the MITRE ATT&CK framework and cyber kill chains
• Understanding of the OSI model and an ability to use Wireshark
• The attitude to operate in environments including data covered by non-disclosure agreements and a high level of confidentiality
These qualifications would be a strong plus:
• Previous professional experience as a Security Researcher, Detection Engineer, SOC Analyst, or Threat Hunter