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Job Location | Bangalore |
Education | Not Mentioned |
Salary | Not Disclosed |
Industry | IT - Software |
Functional Area | R&D / Product Design |
EmploymentType | Full-time |
Job ID: JR0133103Job Category: EngineeringPrimary Location: Bangalore, KA INOther Locations:Job Type:Security ResearcherJob DescriptionAre you a seasoned threat, vulnerability and exploit research expert who craves tons of fun and takes pride in raising the security bar for computing Then come join Intel s Client Computing Group s Security Research Team that conducts industry leading advanced security research and analysis. You will influence security across Hardware, Firmware, Software & Systems spanning a range of client products through deep vulnerability analysis and mitigation development expertise.Responsibilities include the following:Emerging threat analysis, gain insights & know-how of evolving attack techniquesPredict and extrapolate attack trends ahead of its occurrencePropose and/or develop robust counter measures and mitigation.Keeping oneself updated and assimilate substantial knowledge in state-of-the-art security principles, theories, attacks etc.Communicate and contribute such insights to internal and external stakeholdersParticipation in development of intellectual property is also a responsibility.Qualifications
Keyskills :
security development lifecycleenvironmental impact assessmentkali linuxos internalsthreat analysisproduct securitysecurity researchknowledge discoveryintellectual propertycomputer architecture