Reverse engineer, debug, develop, and test virtual iOS devices on a proprietary hypervisor. Port new iOS versions, build virtual peripherals/drivers, optimize performance and reliability, create automated test infrastructure, collaborate with hardware modeling, QA, and product teams, and produce internal technical documentation.
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The iOS Reverse Engineer position is focused on supporting and improving iOS-based virtual devices running on our proprietary hypervisor. This includes adapting Corellium software for new Apple devices and iOS releases, as well as developing virtual peripherals and internal tools.
Responsibilities:
- Reverse engineer, debug, develop, and test virtual iOS devices
- Work with closed-source peripherals and drivers
- Design, implement, and maintain high-quality, reliable software
- Optimize code for resource utilization, reliability, performance, and energy efficiency
- Architect and design new software components
- Write and execute test cases based on established templates and best practices
- Ensure the latest iOS versions are ported to and supported on our hypervisor
- Collaborate with the hardware modeling team to ensure iOS-related hypervisor components function correctly
- Develop and maintain automated test infrastructure and regression test suites
- Collaborate with Product Managers, Engineering teams, and other stakeholders to understand product requirements and roadmap priorities
- Evaluate and validate embedded design alternatives to develop optimal system architectures
- Work closely with the QA team to ensure comprehensive test coverage and timely resolution of firmware defects
- Develop scalable solutions that meet performance requirements and customer needs
- Contribute to technical documentation and internal engineering documentation
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent practical experience
- Deep understanding of iOS architecture, system frameworks, and services
- Strong iOS reverse engineering skills
- Solid knowledge of the ARMv8 (AArch64) instruction set architecture
- Proficiency in C and Objective-C (experience with Swift and C++ is a plus)
- Experience with reverse engineering tools such as IDA Pro, Ghidra, or Binary Ninja
- Expertise in iOS debugging techniques, including crash report and kernel panic analysis
- Familiarity with the iOS SDK, IPC, and IOKit (experience with tweak development is a plus)
- Experience using LLDB, GDB, and Frida
- Proficiency in at least one scripting language (e.g., Shell or Python)
- Experience with Git for source code version control
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