Offensive Security Researcher (Malware Reverse Engineering)

Company Description

Globals has drastically grown from a small home office to a globally recognized enterprise

offering world-class quality solutions on Cybersecurity, Cyberwarfare, ERP Systems, AI, and

Enterprise Application Development for various industries including Defence, Education,

Government, Financial Services and Transport Industries. Globals has enabled its customers

to be game-changers in their industry through its disruptive and innovative solutions.

Globals is certified as a "Great Place to Work" organization for its laudable work culture that

helps its team members manage work-life, have dedicated hours to upskill and reskill

themselves, and most important to ensure that the projects that they are working on are always

unique, challenging their status quo every time. Our unique work culture has made us one of

the worlds fastest-growing technology companies as recognized and

featured by The Economist.

Our excellence in technical stewardship and service-offering expertise has facilitated our clients

ranging from individual entrepreneurs to Fortune Global 500 to explore new business

opportunities, reduce their operational costs significantly and boost their revenues. Today,

Globals enjoys a strong position in the industry as a high-performing leader through its

technology innovation and remarkable domain expertise. Globals is a CMMI Level 3 certified

company.

About the Job Role:

We are seeking a Malware Researcher to join our Offensive Security team. This role is ideal for

a passionate researcher who thrives on analyzing advanced malware campaigns, reverse engineering threats, monitoring threat actors across dark web/clearnet and APT Groups, and

crafting threat intelligence that can power our red and blue teams. You will contribute to

strategic threat intelligence, malware emulation, threat hunting, and tool development.

Responsibilities:

Conduct in-depth malware reverse engineering (PE, .NET, Golang, Rust, PowerShell,

Batch, VBS, etc.)

Track APT groups, develop TTP profiles, and perform contextual threat intelligence.

Develop malware emulators or PoCs and scripts for red team simulations or cyber

ranges.

Monitor darknet forums and marketplaces, and stealer logs for actor trends and breach

intelligence.

Create YARA rules, hunting signatures, and detection logic based on static/dynamic

analysis.

Support threat hunting and detection engineering teams with enriched IOC and

behavioural insights.

Collaborate with internal teams to simulate real-world threats, analyze telemetry, and

produce attack playbooks.

Requirements:

Knowledge of packers, obfuscation, encryption, and anti-debugging techniques

3+ years of hands-on experience in malware analysis, threat research, or reverse

engineering.

Experience with APT tracking, malware campaign documentation, or C2 hunting.

Published research/blogs on threat campaigns is a plus.

Bachelor's degree in engineering, Computer Applications, Cybersecurity, or related field.

Certifications like GIAC GREM, CRTIA, or similar are a plus

Reverse engineering: Ghidra, IDA Pro, x64dbg, OllyDbg

Scripting: C++, Golang, Python

Malware Analysis: PEStudio, ProcMon, Wireshark, FakeNet, Any.Run

Threat Intel: FOFA, Validin, Censys, VirusTotal, Telegram, Darknet forums

YARA, Sigma, OSINT tools

Familiarity with MITRE ATT&CK framework and Threat Intel Platforms (TIPs)

Understanding of EDR tampering, living-off-the-land binaries (LOLBins), C2infrastructure

Why Join Us:

Work on high-impact cyber defense and cyberwarfare initiatives.

Publish and present your research to a global audience.

Collaborate with National Cybersecurity Coordinators Office, CERT-IN, DRDO, and

other National Security Agencies focused on Cybersecurity.

Enjoy flexibility, innovation-driven culture, and recognition for thought leadership.