Description
Analyzing threats and vulnerabilities targeting Android mobile platforms.
Low-level analysis and research of threats, devices and operating systems.
Authoring blog posts, conference papers and presentations on threats and platform-related topics.
Researching into next generation mobile threat protection technologies.
Working with other researchers and Engineers to drive McAfee's product line of industry-leading security products for the protection of our customers.
Qualifications
Strong understanding of Linux, Android operating system and Android debugging technologies.
Code debugging and reverse engineering skills for file formats including Java byte code, Dalvik and ELF.
Knowledge of machine learning and data mining techniques.
Experience with HTML and JavaScript; HTML5 desired.
Experience in malicious code analysis.
Experience with IDA Pro or equivalent disassembly tools.
Experience of networking and Internet protocols (eg. TCP/IP, DNS, SMTP, HTTP, FTP)
Data mining experience desirable
Familiarity with one or more programming languages desirable: C, C++, C#, Perl, Java, JavaScript, Python.
Experience with other mobile platforms (e.g. iOS, BlackBerry, Windows etc.) desirable.
Knowledge of good Engineering practices including coding standards, source control and development testing.
Can do attitude with onus on innovation and ability to execute.
Good written and verbal English communication (if non-English native).
BS (CS, EE) or equivalent including work experience.
联系人：
Roger Ye
联系电话：
0755 82825003
电子邮箱：
roger.ye@intel.com
QQ/MSN：
公司网址：
http://www.intel.com
公司介绍：
Intel Security (McAfee) has a unique opportunity for someone who possesses a deep understanding of how the current and future digital threat landscape impacts the world around us. You will be working as part of Mobile Malware Research Team investigating new security threats, developing threat prevention methods and driving Intel Security’s vision of the future of mobile security and technologies.
This role will require low-level analysis of contemporary mobile applications, including malware, to gain thorough knowledge of how they operate and how threats attack mobile devices.
