About the job

We are looking for an experienced individual to join a team that is responsible for developing our cutting-edge collection, prevention and protection technologies using both documented and undocumented proprietary kernel mode techniques.

The team develops the core kernel technologies for a wide variety of products, from EDR to next-gen AV, including work that encompasses many aspects of kernel development, from infrastructure through filter drivers to function hooking, to name a few.

In this position you will:

• Write kernel and Driver software that can reach the internals of the operating system.
• Implement novel collection and protection techniques.
• Write robust driver infrastructure.
• Optimize for extreme performance constraints.
• Research uncharted territories of the Windows kernel, drivers, APIs, and internal mechanisms.

Requirements:

• At least 3 years of experience in Windows kernel and Driver development.
• Experience in kernel technologies such as WDM and KMDF.
• Firm understanding of Windows internals - the inner workings of Windows architecture, kernel mechanics, memory management, native APIs, and libraries.
• The ability to independently take a feature through the entire cycle – from conception and definition, through design, implementation, and testing, until a successful release to production.
• Proven experience with modern C++ (focusing on system-level Windows) - a strong advantage.
• Firm understanding of security concepts - a strong advantage.
• Background in writing filter and FS mini-filter drivers - a strong advantage.
• Relevant military background/BSc/MSc from a known university - an advantage.
• Experience with signing and certifying a Windows Driver.
• Familiarity with Microsoft Virus Initiative program.