r/ReverseEngineering • u/AutoModerator • Sep 01 '26
/r/ReverseEngineering's Triannual Hiring Thread
If there are open positions involving reverse engineering at your place of employment, please post them here. The user base is an inquisitive lot, so please only post if you are willing to answer non-trivial questions about the position(s). Failure to provide the details in the following format and/or answer questions will result in the post's removal.
Please elucidate along the following lines:
- Describe the position as thoroughly as possible.
- Where is the position located?
- Is telecommuting permissible?
- Does the company provide relocation?
- Is it mandatory that the applicant be a citizen of the country in which the position is located?
- If applicable, what is the education / certification requirement? Is a security clearance required? If so, at what level?
- How should candidates apply for the position?
Readers are encouraged to ask clarifying questions. However, please keep the signal-to-noise ratio high and do not blather. Please use moderator mail for feedback.
Contract projects requiring a reverse engineer can also be posted here.
If you're aware of any academic positions relating to reverse engineering or program analysis in general, feel free to post those here too!
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u/RoughSeason815 7d ago
I’m looking for an experienced Android reverse-engineering/network-protocol developer for a paid project involving Blockman GO. We already have the group-renaming endpoint working, but the messaging functionality is incomplete. We need a developer who can analyze the messaging architecture/protocol and, using our own test account and groups, develop a working script capable of connecting to the relevant WebSocket/protocol and sending and receiving messages. We suspect the messaging layer may involve RongCloud, so experience with RongCloud, WebSockets, Android network traffic analysis, Frida, APK analysis, and protocol reverse engineering would be highly valuable. We can provide the Blockman GO app/version, our existing working rename implementation, and any relevant technical information we already have. If the developer needs a remote environment for testing, I can also provide an Azure Windows/Linux VM with sufficient resources and remote access for the development/testing work. This is a paid project, and I’m specifically looking for someone who can take the messaging portion from analysis through to a functional implementation.
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u/LrdDamien 9d ago edited 9d ago
**Runtime Probe — paid external alpha test (3 testers)**
Runtime Probe is a Windows x64 runtime-analysis/debugging tool. We are recruiting three external technical alpha testers for a short, structured usability and workflow test.
**Project and scope**
- Remote and asynchronous; approximately 60–90 minutes.
- Compensation: NOK 900 (approximately USD 95) per completed test protocol.
- Test environment: Windows 11, x64.
- The test uses our own controlled standalone target application.
- No live games, anti-cheat systems, third-party software, or bypass work are involved.
**Relevant experience**
Applicants should have practical experience in at least one of the following: reverse engineering, debugging, modding, memory analysis, or native Windows development. There is no formal education, certification, citizenship, location, or security-clearance requirement.
**Location / telecommuting / relocation**
This is fully remote and asynchronous. There is no relocation component.
**How to apply**
Send me a Reddit DM with:
Applicants will be screened before selection. A message or application does not guarantee an alpha place. Please do not send sensitive personal information at this stage.