Teams at Interrupt Labs

Research vulnerabilities in embedded systems across IoT devices, drones, vehicles, and networking equipment. Responsibilities include firmware extraction, hardware analysis, reverse engineering, static and dynamic analysis, custom protocol assessment, exploitability evaluation, and exploit or capability development. The role also involves presenting findings, collaborating with experienced researchers, and using hardware lab resources.

Conduct offensive research against low-level RF protocols by analyzing modulation schemes and I/Q data, capturing and fingerprinting signals, reverse engineering protocols, and identifying vulnerabilities. Develop custom tools, Wireshark dissectors, Python Scapy libraries, SDR-based proof of concepts, and server/client infrastructure using Python, C/C++, and Rust. Present findings and support research into weaknesses affecting radio protocols and devices.

Conduct vulnerability research across platforms such as Android, iOS, browsers, hypervisors, and embedded systems. Develop proof-of-concept exploits, bypass modern exploit mitigations, analyze vulnerability root causes, and collaborate with researchers. The role emphasizes independent problem-solving, knowledge sharing, workshops, training, and conferences. It is remote, with occasional travel for team workshops, conferences, and social events.