דרושים Hardware Security Apprentice בכפר סבא

General

Ready to turn your curiosity for circuits and code into real-world impact?

Our red-team is hiring an auto didactic newcomer to apprentice under a senior hardware-security researcher. You’ll spend most days in our lab dismantling boards, attaching to UART/JTAG/SPI lines, extracting firmware, and scripting PoC attacks that help global device makers close critical vulnerabilities before attackers find them. When you’re not probing traces or glitching chips, you’ll have flexible remote time to automate tooling in Python, patch bare-metal C, and document findings that ship straight into client reports. If you can read schematics, thrive at the Linux CLI, and hungry to learn tricks from seasoned researchers, we want to hear from you. Dive in, level up fast, and help secure the billions of devices that shape our world.

Hard Skills

• Hardware Analysis & Teardown – Photograph PCBs, identify components, follow mixed-signal schematics, probe with multimeter, oscilloscope, and logic analyzer.
• Security-Oriented Mindset – Habitually thinks like an attacker, prioritizes threat modeling, and anticipates how seemingly benign features can be abused.
• Programming – Python, C, C++
• Linux CLI Proficiency – comfortable with Linux OS.
• Reporting – Produce concise Markdown findings with CVSS scoring, annotated photos, and remediation guidance.

Soft Skills

• Autodidactic Mind-set – Self-driven learner who quickly absorbs new hardware-security techniques.
• Open-Minded Problem Solving – Creative, flexible approach to unfamiliar chipsets and toolchains.
• Clear Written Communication – Ability to distill complex PoCs into step-by-step reproduction notes for client reports.
• Collaboration & Mentorship – Willingness to learn under a senior hardware-security researcher and share insights with the team.
• Ethics & Professionalism – Familiarity with NDAs, Rules of Engagement, and responsible-disclosure timelines; commitment to doing the right thing.
• Time Management & Adaptability – Balance hands-on lab work with remote documentation and tool development.

Nice To Have

• Electrical Engineering – Solid grasp of circuit design, power management, and signal integrity principles.
• Reverse Engineering - reverse with Ghidra or radare2, locate auth bypasses and hard-coded secrets.
• Fault-Injection & Side-Channel PoCs – Use ChipWhisperer-Lite or PicoEMP for voltage/clock glitching and power-analysis captures.
• Rework & Soldering – Hot-air/BGA rework, fine-pitch soldering, and board-level repairs.
• Firmware Extraction & RE – Dump NOR/eMMC, unpack images using binwalk/FMK
• FPGA or CPLD Experience – Using Verilog/VHDL or tools like OpenOCD-SVF for protocol emulation and glitch triggers.
• RF & Wireless Attacks – BLE/Wi-Fi sniffing, SDR (HackRF/USRP) for over-the-air exploits or side channels.
• Secure-Boot & Crypto Analysis – Familiarity with TRNG testing, fuse/OTP programming, and breaking weak trust chains.
• CI/CD & DevOps – Automating analysis pipelines, containerizing toolchains, or integrating findings into client build systems.
• Bug-Bounty or CTF Background – Demonstrated track record of vulnerability discovery and responsible disclosure in public programs.