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Job Opening- Botnet/Malware Research Analyst
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Positions Available- Threat Analyst or Sr Research Analyst
(Threat Analyst is more data mining and scripting.  Research Analyst is more Reverse Engineering)
Company- Malware/Botnet Research
Location- Atlanta, GA
Relocation- Required

Collaborating with the marketing and engineering teams, the Senior Research Analyst will typically need to design and construct analysis tools that automate the extraction of botnet intelligence and make it available to the company's other technologies and its knowledgebase as well as responding to ad-hoc requests for malware analysis driven by business and client needs to determine characteristics, functionality, and/or recommend countermeasures.

The position may entail interaction with the media following the successful outcome of directed research or response activities.

Responsibilities:
� Independent threat analysis and data mining of new botnet instances
� Research in to new methods for detecting and reporting botnet activities
� Dissection of new botnet samples and the automation of sample processing
� Investigation of new botnet command and control tactics and subsequent enumeration of botnet operators
� Focused analysis of botnet outbreaks within enterprise and ISP networks
� Contribution to research and commercial papers describing the evolving botnet threat

Skills & Experience:
� Experience as a security engineer, threat intelligence analyst, or similar senior technical role
� Extensive knowledge of tracing and debugging Windows processes in the context of malware reverse engineering
� Proficiency with C/C++ programming and x86 assembly /disassembly
� Deep understanding of network flow data analysis, deep packet inspection and network behaviors of malicious software
� Comprehensive knowledge of anti-debugging and anti-instrumentation techniques
� Familiarity with packing and anti-reverse engineering techniques, including data obfuscations that employ primitive or basic cryptography
� Ability to troll underground Internet forums and criminal sites/portals for new botnet intelligence






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