Expires soon Quarkslab

REVERSE ENGINEERS IN TOKYO H/F

  • V.I.E.
  • TOKYO
  • Master, Bac +5

Job description

The position is based in Tokyo to work at a subsidiary dedicated to automotive security. The main job will be to assess security of car components (ECUs, like BCM, gateways, and other embedded systems) and some Industrial Control Systems (ICS).
You will have to assess the security of components which were never designed with security nor communication capabilities in mind, in an environment where IT was not even considered.
In this job, you will have to audit applications, system components, fuzz, reverse, find clever tricks for both our customers and our own R&D in order to deliver good results, like building an universal remote to open cars or taking over the engine to manipulate its parameters.
The Qb.jp team will also include automotive engineers knowing about car systems and electronics. So, knowledge in this topic is not mandatory.
KEY RESPONSABILITIES
Specialized in reverse engineering (x86, ARM, MIPS, PPC, or weird CPU) to dig into assembly to assess security of car components.
Develop internal tools for component analysis.
Direct contact with customers to fulfill our missions
REQUIREMENTS
experience in reversing whatever kind of software
Entrepreneur mindset to start a new job in a new subsidiary in a foreign country
Autonomous
Good writing and speaking in English, some skill in Japanese is a plus (lessons will be provided)
Programming language : Python, C/C++ and asm.
QUARKSLAB
Quarkslab is a French Cybersecurity company specialized in cutting edge solutions to complex security problems.
Quarkslab has a very strong technical and scientific DNA. 90% of its 45 employees are engineers.
Its mission is to protect sensitive data for companies facing sophisticated cyber-attacks. Therefore, we provide security products and services for large public and private organizations looking for tailored solutions to secure highly-constrained environments.

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