Graduate of 170D WOBC or 17D BOLC-B or Certified Cyberspace Capabilities Developer (Basic, Senior, or Master level).
Professional software development background utilizing distributed version control, 4-layer networking theory, and advanced algorithms.
3+ years of experience in C and Python, specifically for network programming.
1+ year of experience writing x86 Assembly.
2+ years of experience with OS concepts, including deep programming interactions with Linux and Windows.
Demonstrated proficiency in reverse engineering and penetration testing techniques.
Responsibilities
Serve as the primary instructor and writer for various cyber capabilities developer pipelines.
Bridge the gap between theoretical computer science and practical tool development.
Engineer and create advanced cyber tools for offensive and defensive operations.
Develop course materials that reflect current industry standards and methodologies.
Conduct training sessions and assess student performance in practical exercises.
Benefits
Professional development opportunities in a cutting-edge technical field.
Access to specialized training and certifications in cyber capabilities.
Collaboration with industry experts and leading practitioners in cybersecurity.
Full Job Description
Position Summary
Act as a primary Instructor and Writer for the 170D/17D Cyber Capabilities Developer pipelines (WOBC, WOIC, WOAC, and BOLC-B). This role is highly technical, focusing on the engineering and creation of cyber tools. The instructor must bridge the gap between computer science theory and practical offensive/defensive tool development.
Requirements
Mandatory Qualifications
Education/Certification (One of the following):
Graduate of 170D WOBC or 17D BOLC-B.
Certified Cyberspace Capabilities Developer (CCD) at the Basic, Senior, or Master level.
Professional software development background utilizing distributed version control, 4-layer networking theory, and advanced algorithms.
Technical Stack Expertise:
Languages: 3+ years of expertise in C and Python (specifically for network programming).
Low-Level Development: 1+ year of experience writing x86 Assembly.
Systems: 2+ years of experience in OS concepts, including deep programming interactions with both Linux and Windows.
Security Domain Knowledge: Demonstrated proficiency in Reverse Engineering, penetration testing techniques, and industry-standard toolsets.
