Technologies: Embedded reverse engineering. (Currently work on baseband security) ARM/MIPS/PPC,C, etc. DEF CON CTF experience, that sort of skill-set.
Résumé/CV: Contact
Email: rhexs@outlook.com
I've been reverse engineering embedded things for many years now, professionally and as a hobby. I'm rather talented at (quickly) understanding large systems and finding unique ways to break them. Unfortunately my experience in X86 is super outdated and I haven't done much web vulnerability analysis. (Some, but just low hanging fruit. :)) That seems to drastically limit jobs available.
I have absolutely no desire to go out east coast and work for the government/defense contractors. Did that for a couple years, not very rewarding.
Probably will end up going back to embedded systems development as embedded security jobs don't seem to exist yet, but hey, if anyone has anything interesting (or even advice!), I'd love to hear from you.
I'm guessing the best thing I can do right now is start a blog and apply my skills for free. That might drum up some interest if I can ever find the time.
Location: USA
Remote: No
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Embedded reverse engineering. (Currently work on baseband security) ARM/MIPS/PPC,C, etc. DEF CON CTF experience, that sort of skill-set.
Résumé/CV: Contact
Email: rhexs@outlook.com
I've been reverse engineering embedded things for many years now, professionally and as a hobby. I'm rather talented at (quickly) understanding large systems and finding unique ways to break them. Unfortunately my experience in X86 is super outdated and I haven't done much web vulnerability analysis. (Some, but just low hanging fruit. :)) That seems to drastically limit jobs available.
I have absolutely no desire to go out east coast and work for the government/defense contractors. Did that for a couple years, not very rewarding.
Probably will end up going back to embedded systems development as embedded security jobs don't seem to exist yet, but hey, if anyone has anything interesting (or even advice!), I'd love to hear from you.
I'm guessing the best thing I can do right now is start a blog and apply my skills for free. That might drum up some interest if I can ever find the time.