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I've had a couple people trying to convince me to join Noblis for unrelated work. Saw these today as I browsed the listings: https://jobs-noblis.icims.com/jobs
by 1MachineElf 6y ago
I've had a couple people trying to convince me to join Noblis for unrelated work. Saw these today as I browsed the listings:
https://jobs-noblis.icims.com/jobs/8246/junior-reverse-engineer/job https://jobs-noblis.icims.com/jobs/8246/junior-reverse-engin...
https://jobs-noblis.icims.com/jobs/6640/software-reverse-engineer/job https://jobs-noblis.icims.com/jobs/6640/software-reverse-eng...
https://jobs-noblis.icims.com/jobs/6415/software-reverse-engineer/job https://jobs-noblis.icims.com/jobs/6415/software-reverse-eng...
But in the past I've worked with malware analysts using IDA Pro to reverse engineer stuff. They worked for SAIC. That's another place to try.
- at-fates-hands 6y ago> Must be able and willing to obtain a Top Secret security clearance. I've had a confidential security clearance for years because of my job working on government military applications. I remember the process being insanely rigorous. I wonder how much longer it would take to get a Top Secret clearance?
- the_jeremy 6y agoIn 2017 it took >18 months (I don't know how much greater, because I couldn't handle being paid to do busywork for so long). I would assume it takes longer for people farther along in their career (I was fresh), but would probably be faster because you've held a confidential. Other anecdata: 60% of my cohort got a clearance in less than 8 months (I believe their sponsoring project paid for expediting?), at least one person was >3 years in queue last I checked.