Description

We are seeking a highly skilled
Windows Security Engineer
to join our advanced offensive security research team. The ideal candidate will have deep expertise in
Windows internals
, robust
C/C++ development skills
, and hands-on experience conducting
low-level attack research
,
kernel exploitation
, and
evasion of up-to-date Windows defenses
.

This role focuses on
adversary simulation
,
Windows kernel attack surface research
, and
offensive tooling development
to assess and improve the resilience of enterprise Windows environments.

Responsibilities

Offensive Security Research & Exploitation
Research historical and emerging
Windows vulnerabilities
(CVE analysis, exploitability assessment)
Analyze Windows kernel attack surfaces including:
System calls
Drivers
Object manager
Memory manager
System calls
Drivers
Object manager
Memory manager
Develop
proof-of-concept exploits
for Windows kernel and privileged components (controlled research setting)
Study and bypass modern Windows exploit mitigations (DEP, ASLR, CFG, KASLR)




Research historical and emerging
Windows vulnerabilities
(CVE analysis, exploitability assessment)
Analyze Windows kernel attack surfaces including:
System calls
Drivers
Object manager
Memory manager
Develop
proof-of-concept exploits
for Windows kernel and privileged components (controlled research environment)
Study and bypass modern Windows exploit mitigations (DEP, ASLR, CFG, KASLR)

Kernel & Low-Level Tooling
Build low-level tooling in C/C++ for:
Privilege escalation
Kernel callback abuse
Token manipulation
Privilege escalation
Kernel callback abuse
Token manipulation
Develop user-mode to kernel-mode interaction tools using
IOCTL interfaces
Build low-level tooling in C/C++ for:
Privilege escalation
Kernel callback abuse
Token manipulation
Develop user-mode to kernel-mode interaction tools using
IOCTL interfaces

Evasion & Defense Bypass Research
Research and simulate

📌 Windows Security Research Engineer Delhi
🏢 C3iHub, IIT Kanpur
📍 Delhi