Description

You architect and implement Windows kernel-mode drivers to enable monitoring, policy enforcement, and defensive controls.

Responsibilities

• Architect and implement Windows kernel-mode drivers (file system, registry, network, and related filter technologies).
• Research and leverage Windows operating system internals to design bypass-resistant protections.
• Collaborate with research teams, user-space developers, and product engineers to integrate kernel-level modules.
• Perform advanced debugging and crash analysis using tools like WinDbg and ETW to find root causes and bottlenecks.

Required Skills

• Minimum 5 years of professional experience in Windows kernel development, focused on driver and filter driver design.
• Expert understanding of Windows internals (memory management, I/O processing, process/thread management, object manager).
• Strong proficiency in C/C++ and Windows Driver Kit (WDK).
• Proven experience in security space (EDR, anti-malware, intrusion detection, or kernel monitoring).
• Familiarity with exploitation techniques, hooking, and rootkit behaviors, and countermeasures.
• Demonstrated ability to engineer secure, reliable, and high-performance kernel modules.
• Prior exposure to the cybersecurity sector.

Preferred Skills

• Background in reverse engineering, malware research, or kernel exploit analysis.
• Experience with Microsoft WHQL testing, driver signing, and kernel submission pipelines.

Key Skills

Education

Any Gradute