Cyber Network Operator

Responsibilities

• Perform malware analysis and reverse engineering in support of incident response, investigative analysis, and research on existing and emerging cyber threats.
• Support incidents and investigations that will require you to “think like an adversary” as both an external actor and an insider risk.
• Work on highly visible projects that directly make an impact to the Nation’s mission.
• Drive long-term strategic goals with daily tactical objectives and become a critical component in taking complex problems and delivering solutions that are simple yet elegant.
• Work onsite with the client doing high-end and cutting-edge cyber-related work with small dynamic technical teams.
• Use open-source tools such as Metasploit, BurpSuite, nmap, and Wireshark as well as proprietary tools to perform red teaming and penetration testing of the client’s global network.
• Reverse engineer network layouts using data collected from the network itself to identify misconfigurations and to map out where various devices interconnect, communicate, and what devices may contribute toward the client’s technical objective.
• Develop technical requirements for new tools or enhancements to existing tools and become the tools “champion” throughout the tool’s life cycle.
• Document all work performed on the client’s behalf daily, commenting on what tools were used and devices that were identified and accessed.
• Proactively identify, define, and advocate technical processes, approaches, and concepts to enhance/improve exploitation efforts.
• Write and produce high-quality technical reports related to the scope, nature, and characteristics of the client’s technical objective, suitable for dissemination to both technical and nontechnical audiences.
• Analyze software, firmware, and hardware using a variety of reverse engineering techniques to understand possible security vulnerabilities and potential misconfigurations, working closely with teammates who value innovation and execution.
• Perform in-depth analysis (dynamic/static) on malicious software-based platforms to provide actionable intelligence; as appropriate, provide remediation recommendations.
• Analyze, disassemble, and reverse-engineer malicious code, documenting and transitioning results in reports, presentations, and technical exchanges.

  Qualifications

  • Minimum clearance required to start: TS/SCI with Polygraph
  • Ability to think creatively and apply technical mastery to cyber domain challenges.
  • Experience with open-source tools such as Metasploit, BurpSuite, nmap, and Wireshark.
  • Proprietary tools for red teaming and penetration testing of networks.
  • Reverse engineering skills to identify misconfigurations and map network layouts.
  • Technical writing and reporting skills to document findings and provide actionable intelligence.
  • Experience with software, firmware, and hardware analysis using reverse engineering techniques.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Ability to work independently and as part of a dynamic team.
  • Passion for cybersecurity and a commitment to protecting complex data and distribution systems.

  About WarCollar Industries

  WarCollar Industries, LLC is a veteran-owned small business specializing in cybersecurity services. Our team of experts provides comprehensive solutions to protect clients’ data and distribution systems, offering accurate assessments of residual risk. Services include network defense, computer network attack, secure network design, penetration testing, and vulnerability assessment. WarCollar also offers competitive benefits, including medical insurance premium coverage, PTO based on billable hours, federal holidays, matching 401k, education reimbursement, and paid training days. We are committed to diversity and inclusion, ensuring equal opportunities for all employees.