Security Researcher to join Windows EDR behavioral detection team, developing statistical algorithms to detect malware and anomalies on Windows endpoints.
Responsibilities
Research new methods to detect attack techniques using large data sets
Develop statistical algorithms to improve detection capabilities
Improve collection modules and investigate new ones
Lead GEOINT analytic methodology development for NGA, leveraging SAR/MTI and advanced tradecraft to produce actionable intelligence.
Compensation
Salary range estimate of $105,000-$115,000 annually, with final compensation determined based on experience, qualifications, and alignment with the requirements of role.
Responsibilities
Develop new analytical methodologies for emerging sensor technologies
Refine established GEOINT tradecraft and vector exploitation techniques
Translate expertise into technical briefings and training for analysts
Support the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s Office of Sciences and Methodologies
Senior GEOINT Analytic Methodologist supporting the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s (NGA) Office of Sciences and Methodologies (ATS) to develop new analytical methodologies for SAR and MTI sensors.
Compensation
Salary range estimate of $105,000-$115,000 annually, with final compensation determined based on experience, qualifications, and alignment with the requirements of role.
Responsibilities
Develop new analytical methodologies for emerging sensor capabilities
Refine established intelligence tradecraft
Transform complex geospatial data into actionable intelligence
Translate expertise into practical tradecraft, technical briefings, and training
Help analysts across the Allied System for GEOINT understand and apply new sensor capabilities
Apply knowledge of sensor technologies to enhance GEOINT tradecraft and training, work with SAR and MTI phenomenologies, and perform ABI practices using NGA analysis tools.
Compensation
Salary Range: $85,000 - $95,000 (may also be commensurate on candidate experience)
Responsibilities
Develop new tradecraft and analytic approaches
Enhance GEOINT tradecraft and training
Work with SAR and MTI phenomenologies
Perform ABI practices with NGA analysis tools
Exploiting vector GEOINT data and other geospatial workflows
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in a related field
Master’s degree in a geospatial or technical discipline
Lead advanced GEOINT exploitation and analysis, develop tradecraft, and provide training to intelligence and military audiences.
Responsibilities
Conduct advanced GEOINT exploitation using traditional and nontraditional NTM sensor capabilities.
Apply advanced knowledge of SAR and MTI phenomenology to identify, characterize, and assess complex targets and activities.
Execute and support Processing, Exploitation, and Dissemination (PED) processes in accordance with mission requirements and established GEOINT tradecraft standards.
Exploit traditional, nontraditional, and vector‑based GEOINT data to develop comprehensive intelligence assessments.
Develop, evaluate, and implement new analytic methodologies and tradecraft approaches to address complex intelligence problems.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in a relevant field
Master's degree in a relevant field
Nice to have: Advanced radar, ABI, or MTI exploitation experience
Nice to have: Experience establishing or shaping analytic standards, workflows, and methodological best practices
Nice to have: Experience developing, refining, or delivering technical training content
Consultor nacional para la formación de formadores en prevención de violencia hacia niños, niñas y adolescentes en Venezuela, con misiones a territorios priorizados.
Design and execute end-to-end attacks against agentic systems, AI-enabled security products, orchestration frameworks, tools, plugins, connectors, identities, permissions and isolation boundaries.
Locations (2)
Redmond, Washington, United States
United States
Compensation
Research Sciences IC5 - The typical base pay range for this role across the U.S. is USD $142,800 - $274,800 per year. There is a different range applicable to specific work locations, within the San Francisco Bay area and New York City metropolitan area, and the base pay range for this role in those locations is USD $188,000 - $304,200 per year.
Responsibilities
Design and execute end-to-end attacks against agentic systems, AI-enabled security products, orchestration frameworks, tools, plugins, connectors, identities, permissions and isolation boundaries.
Investigate indirect prompt injection, unsafe tool use, scope violations, privilege escalation, confused-deputy behavior, secret exposure, sandbox escape, cross-agent manipulation and tampering with human oversight.
Build realistic attack chains using attacker-controlled telemetry, alerts, code, web content and other inputs that agents encounter in production workflows.
Lead security research and offensive security for Windows products, identifying vulnerabilities, developing exploits and mitigations, and integrating security into product design.
Compensation
Security Research IC4 - The typical base pay range for this role across Canada is CAD $114,400 - CAD $203,900 per year.
Responsibilities
Conduct vulnerability research and offensive security assessments across Windows using code auditing, fuzzing, penetration testing, and exploitation
Engage with internal and external security communities to understand emerging vulnerabilities and attack techniques
Review product architecture, features, and native code to identify security vulnerabilities and architectural risks
Develop proof‑of‑concept exploits and scalable mitigations for identified vulnerabilities and broader security issues
Design and build reusable security tools and automation to improve efficiency and quality of security reviews
Requirements
Doctorate in Statistics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Computer Security, or related field
Master’s Degree in Statistics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Computer Security, or related field
Bachelor’s Degree in Statistics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Computer Security, or related field
Nice to have: 6+ years experience in software development lifecycle
Nice to have: 8+ years experience in software development lifecycle
Trabajar bajo supervisión de Oficial de Protección de la Niñez y Adolescencia de UNICEF
Coordinar con la Defensoría de Niños, Niñas y Adolescentes de El Sistema
Promover factores protectores
Identificar riesgos de protección
Articular con servicios del Sistema de Protección
Requirements
University degree in Psychology, Social Work, Sociology, Education, Law, Social Sciences or a related field
Postgraduate studies or specialized training in child protection, community-based protection, child rights, humanitarian action or MHPSS considered an asset
Nice to have: Experience with UNICEF, the United Nations or humanitarian organizations
Nice to have: Work with educational, cultural or community institutions
Nice to have: Knowledge of inclusion, gender, disability and meaningful child participation
Develop automated attack suites and high-fidelity test environments that continuously exercise model behavior, harness logic, tools, identity and representative product telemetry together.
Create rigorous threat models, attack hypotheses and reproducible evidence; assess exploitability, severity and customer or governance impact.
Requirements
Doctorate in relevant field
Master's Degree in relevant field
Bachelor's Degree in relevant field
Nice to have: hands-on expertise in offensive security
Senior GEOINT Analytic Methodologist - SAR/MTI (TS/SCI)Xcellent Technology Solutions · Springfield, US
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Consultoría nacional para Formación de Formadores en Prevención de Violencia hacia NNA – El SistemaUNICEF · Caracas, Venezuela+7 more