Link, LLC
CNO Engineer (DAT), BS+12 yrs or MS+10 yrs
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- Workplace
- On-site
- Sector
- Engineering & Technology
- Posted
- Jul 30, 2024
- First found
- Nov 1, 2026, 10:24 AM ET
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About the job
Description: You will act as a general-purpose CNO software engineer where you will design, develop, prototype, modify, and integrate solutions for a wide variety of up-and-coming projects. You will be a part of an interdisciplinary team composed of analysts, operators, data scientists and other software engineers to provide new tooling and explore novel capabilities to produce mission-centric results.
Responsibilities:
· Develop new software systems in a variety of languages that can operate within unique mission constraints.
· Produce QRC products to enable time-sensitive mission outcomes.
· Build prototypes to demonstrate and explore novel techniques.
· Derive, document, and analyze requirements.
· Augment and integrate with existing toolsets and dataflow where possible.
Skills Requirements:
· Experience with various languages like C/C++/Python/Assembly
· Experience with reverse engineering.
· In-depth understanding of network protocols (e.g., TCP/IP), and analysis of network traffic (e.g., Wireshark).
· Ability to deliver independently but also integrate with the broader team.
· Familiarity with Linux platforms.
· Familiarity with Git and Subversion.
Nice to Haves:
· Experience with reverse engineering network based devices.
· Familiarity with Windows/embedded platforms.
· Experience with any of the following: Java, JavaScript, Bash, PowerShell, Perl, C#, and Rust.
· Experience with developing CNO specific software in Linux/Windows/Embedded applications.
· Experience with Vulnerability Research and Exploit development.
· Familiarity with CNO capabilities and operations.
· Knowledge of end-to-end SIGINT collection and analysis systems.
YOE Requirement: 12 yrs., B.S. or 10 yrs. w/ M.S., 4 yrs. of additional SWE experience may be substituted for a bachelor’s degree.
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