Offensive Cyber Analyst / Programmer 1

Lockheed Martin•Hanover, MD

15h•Onsite

About The Position

Lockheed Martin, Cyber & Intelligence invites you to step up to one of today’s most daunting challenges: the use of advanced electronics to undermine our way of life. You’ll develop innovative offensive cyber capabilities that help protect the nation and the world. We are hiring for a variety of roles including vulnerability analysts, exploit developers, hardware/software reverse engineers, offensive cyber tool developers, embedded developers, and cyber researchers. We want your expertise in traditional computing (Windows/Linux/MacOS), mobile technology (Android/iOS), wireless technology, IoT, ICS/SCADA, enterprise technologies, and special-purpose embedded and real-time systems. Come join a company with incredible breadth and depth in the nature of programs and technologies we support that will never leave you bored or looking for your next assignment.

Requirements

Must possess active US Security Clearance with a polygraph
4+ years overall experience
Bachelor of Science in Math, Science, Engineering, Statistics, Engineering Management, or related discipline. May substitute an additional four years' experience in lieu of a Bachelor's Degree. Masters may substitute for an additional 2 years of experience.
Experience programming in Assembly, C, C++ or Python
Experience with Offensive Cyber Tools and Techniques

Nice To Haves

Experience using network sockets programming including developing packet-level programs
Expert packet-level understanding of IP, TCP, and application-level protocols

Responsibilities

Develop innovative offensive cyber capabilities that help protect the nation and the world.
Harness expertise in computer systems and networks to disrupt and disable adversary capabilities.
Skillfully navigate the virtual battlefield to achieve strategic objectives.
Leverage knowledge of cybersecurity and computer networks to conduct operations and gather critical intelligence.
Conduct vulnerability analysis, exploit development, hardware/software reverse engineering, offensive cyber tool development, embedded development, and cyber research.