Android Reverse Engineer

Role overview

Analyze Android applications and software development kits to understand how they work and identify security risks. This role supports a broader reverse engineering effort through detailed technical investigation, security assessment, and development of tools that make analysis more efficient.

Responsibilities - Examine Android app and SDK code, architecture, and behavior through decompilation, disassembly, and debugging. - Identify risks to users and devices, including data exposure and potentially malicious code execution. - Assess application and SDK security and document findings clearly. - Build and maintain scripts or custom tools to automate and improve reverse engineering workflows. - Gather, analyze, and report threat intelligence related to Android software.

Requirements - Strong understanding of Android internals and application behavior. - Practical experience with reverse engineering techniques, including decompilation, disassembly, and debugging. - Ability to assess software for security weaknesses, data leakage, and harmful behavior. - Skill in scripting or tool development to support technical analysis. - Ability to communicate findings and work effectively with a security-focused team.

Benefits and work setup - Listed benefits include retirement plans, medical, dental, and vision coverage, paid time off, paid parental leave, and support for community involvement. - The source describes flexible work hours and social programs.