Senior Threat Researcher – Behavioral Protection

Analyze malware behaviors aligned with MITRE ATT&CK TTPs (and beyond), covering the full attack lifecycle, including initial access vectors, execution techniques, payload delivery—with a strong focus on in-memory techniques, fileless malware, and evasive behaviors. 

Research and identify behavioral techniques employed by novel and sophisticated Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) and translate these insights into effective behavioral protection rules to enhance prevention capabilities. 

Drive protection coverage for zero-day malware and novel attack techniques. 

Work independently with minimal supervision while managing priority protection tasks. 

Review and provide actionable feedback on detection logic and code developed by fellow researchers. 

Collaborate with the team to define clear protection priorities and deliver updates to customers in a timely manner. 

Produce quality threat analysis reports for both internal and external audience 

Proven hands-on experience in Windows based malware analysis using both static and dynamic analysis tools such as using IDAPro and Windbg. 

Deep understanding of behavioral techniques, memory injection methods, persistence mechanisms, and evasion tactics. 

Ability to write robust, high-quality behavioral protection rules. 

Demonstrated programming experience, preferably Python, Lua. 

Experience working in a fast-paced threat research or security operations environment. 

Strong communication skills and the ability to provide technical mentorship to peers. 

Proactive, self-driven mindset with the ability to lead in critical incident or zero-day response scenarios.