Responsible for secure design, development and operation of Intel's hardware and software products and services. Responsibilities may include threat assessments, design of security components, and vulnerability assessment. Ensures products conform to standards and specifications. Develops plans and cost estimates and assesses projects to analyze risks. Responds to customer/client requests or events as they occur. Develops solutions to problems utilizing formal education, judgment and formal processes. Maintains substantial knowledge of state-of-the-art security principles, theories, attacks and contributes to literature and conferences. May participate in development of intellectual property. Requires thorough knowledge of security practices, procedures and capabilities in order to perform non-repetitive, analytical work.

Qualifications

Minimum work experience requirements: � 5+ years of experience (or equivalent) in the field of system security research, and exploring software or hardware techniques as a method of attack against targets within computing systems. Preferred qualifications: � Experience with vulnerability research � Expertise in exploit development � Experience with Reverse Engineering � Knowledge of computer architecture, CPU, SoC, chipsets, BIOS, Firmware, Drivers, and other compute paradigms The ideal candidate should also have: � Ability to work autonomously in a less structured startup type environment with minimal supervision � Ability to span security expertise over HW, SW and Firmware domains � Passion for security research

The Core and Client Development Group (C2DG) is a worldwide organization focused on the development and integration of SOCs, Core ™, and critical IPs that power Intel's leadership products, driving most of the Client roadmap for CCG, Delivering Server First Cores that enable continued growth for DCG and invest in future disruptive technologies.