Windows Endpoint Security Developer

Qualification

Experience working on Windows endpoint security products such as AV, EDR, DLP, firewall, or intrusion prevention (non-negotiable) Deep expertise in C, C++, and Windows driver development Strong understanding of Windows OS fundamentals and internals Experience with kernel-mode communication mechanisms (IOCTL, ALPC, shared memory) Proficiency with WinDbg, crash dump analysis, and Sysinternals tools Knowledge of Windows Filtering Platform (WFP), minifilters, and ETW Understanding of Microsoft driver signing, PatchGuard, and Secure Boot Experience with threat modeling and secure coding practices Strong written and spoken English with a clear, professional communication style Must have prior remote work experience, be fluent with remote collaboration tools and platforms (such as Slack, Zoom, Google Workspace, Asana, or similar), and have ideally worked with US or UK-based companies. Applications without this experience will not be considered. Preferred