Globals has drastically grown from a small home office to a globally recognized enterprise
offering world -class quality solutions on Cybersecurity, Cyberwarfare, ERP Systems, AI, and
Enterprise Application Development for various industries including Defence, Education,
Government, Financial Services and Transport Industries. Globals has enabled its customers
to be game -changers in their industry through its disruptive and innovative solutions.
Globals is certified as a "Great Place to Work" organization for its laudable work culture that
helps its team members manage work -life, have dedicated hours to upskill and reskill
themselves, and most important to ensure that the projects that they are working on are always
unique, challenging their status quo every time. Our unique work culture has made us one of
the world’s fastest -growing technology companies as recognized and
featured by The Economist.
Our excellence in technical stewardship and service -offering expertise has facilitated our clients
ranging from individual entrepreneurs to Fortune Global 500 – to explore new business
opportunities, reduce their operational costs significantly and boost their revenues. Today,
Globals enjoys a strong position in the industry as a high -performing leader through its
technology innovation and remarkable domain expertise. Globals is a CMMI Level 5 certified
company.
About Job Role:
We are seeking an Embedded Security Engineer with strong experience in firmware
extraction, reverse engineering, and low -level memory analysis of embedded systems. The
role focuses on assessing and improving the security of embedded firmware, storage, and
communication interfaces across devices running Embedded Linux and RTOS, with exposure
to drone and UAV platforms.
Responsibilities:
- Programming & Systems
Robust proficiency in C ,C++, Python and bash scripting
- Experience working with Embedded Linux
- Experience with RTOS -based systems
- Solid understanding of network programming and embedded communication stack
Embedded Security & Firmware Analysis