intWave is seeking an Application Security Engineer to work on:
The candidate will work within the Application Security division of intWave’s Engineering department. The division is responsible for delivering cybersecurity assessment and consulting services to software development teams worldwide. The work will be mostly remote, requiring occasional presence at client premises. The candidate will work as part of a team, to fulfil the tasks of each project, where project coordination is performed by a technical project manager.
The minimum requirements for this position are as follows:
The candidate will have the chance to work on many different types of software, from low-level firmware and system libraries, to mobile apps and web applications deployed to the cloud.
At intWave we strive for great working conditions, personal growth and excellence in service delivery. Our research-driven approach exposes our engineers to cutting edge technologies and techniques. Moreover, we actively pursue and support our engineering team’s research efforts so that important research output reaches a wider audience.
Applicants interested in this position may submit a CV to [email protected]
intWave runs a unique internship program that prepares students for work in the field of Cybersecurity while providing them with the chance to perform research in Embedded Systems Security, Application Security or Cloud Security topics. Research results will make it to public advisories and/or conference presentations. Also, any tooling developed during the internship will be published as open source software or open hardware projects.
The internship program is implemented in four phases:
Phase 1 – The intern receives training in software security fundamentals and security assessment procedures. This phase focuses on security topics that are relevant in embedded systems software, network services and desktop software.
Phase 2 – The intern receives training in web application security topics. Through this training, the intern will learn how to perform security testing to remote web applications.
Phase 3 – The intern is assigned a research task on a selected topic. Under the guidance of intWave experts, the intern will perform research activities to identify vulnerabilities in the target component and report findings to the upstream project.
Phase 4 – Based on the research findings, the intern will prepare support material for public advisory and/or conference presentation purposes.
The work will be conducted remotely, with occasional meetings in Athens for team coordination and socialization activities. The internship will typically run for four months, but shorter / longer periods are possible in order to meet university program requirements.
Applications will be accepted throughout the year from students registered on the ATLAS program. The minimum requirements for this position are as follows:
Upon successful completion of the internship program, interns receive an offer for a full-time position (“Junior Security Engineer”) at intWave, subject to availability.
Applicants interested in this program may submit a CV to [email protected]
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