Latitude
Forensics Malware Analyst / Reverse Engineer (Cleared)
About this role
A classified program seeks an experienced malware analyst and reverse engineer to perform deep technical analysis of malicious software and compromised systems. The role requires expertise in static/dynamic analysis, binary reverse engineering, and digital forensics to support advanced cyber threat operations and incident response.
What you'll do
- Conduct static and dynamic malware analysis to determine functionality and impact
- Reverse engineer binaries to identify persistence mechanisms and obfuscation techniques
- Perform host-based and memory forensics on compromised systems
- Identify and document indicators of compromise and attack chains
- Develop automation scripts and tools to support analysis efforts
- Produce technical reports and brief findings for stakeholders
What they're looking for
- Malware analysis and reverse engineering
- Digital forensics (host, memory, and network-based)
- Reverse engineering tools (Ghidra, IDA Pro, Binary Ninja, x64dbg, WinDbg)
- Forensic platforms (Volatility, Autopsy)
- x86/x64 assembly and low-level debugging
- Windows and Linux system internals
- Scripting/programming (Python, C/C++)
- Ability to obtain TS/SCI clearance
Benefits
- Mission-critical role supporting national security
- Collaboration with elite cyber and intelligence teams
- Work in secure, classified environment
- Advanced technical challenges and emerging threat exposure
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Latitude
Latitude provides IT infrastructure and web application development services, supporting classified federal environments and enterprise platforms. The company is hiring Windows System Engineers for secure government IT operations, Web Application Developers for high-volume e-commerce and internal analytics platforms, and Full Stack developers across various technology stacks.
View all jobs at LatitudeLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience with static and dynamic malware analysis—what tools do you prefer and why?
- Describe a time you reverse engineered a binary to uncover persistence mechanisms or obfuscation techniques. What was your approach?