Cyber Security & Threat Intelligence Researcher

Cyber Security & Threat Intelligence Researcher

The connected threat landscape is evolving faster than any single organization can track. Intruxion X is on the front lines. Work alongside an elite team to investigate nation-state campaigns, identify emerging IoT attack vectors, and turn raw intelligence into the detection engines that protect hospitals, power grids, and military systems. IoT / OT Threat Actor Analysis Intelligence Production & Reporting Adversary Emulation & Red Team Detection Engineering Why this role matters

QICX and ABACUS need a constant feed of high-fidelity threat intelligence to remain ahead of adversaries. That intelligence comes from researchers like you. Your findings won't sit in a PDF on a shelf — they'll be operationalized into detection signatures, red-team scenarios, and platform capabilities that protect critical infrastructure at scale. Team & mission context

You'll work inside the Research division alongside AI researchers, hardware security engineers, and product teams. Your threat models will directly shape QICX detection logic and ABACUS analytics. You'll also contribute to published research, briefings, and intelligence reports distributed to partners and government stakeholders. What you'll own

01 Investigate emerging APT campaigns, zero-day vulnerabilities, and IoT/OT-specific attack vectors 02 Translate raw threat data into high-fidelity intelligence reports for both technical and executive audiences 03 Develop red-team scenarios and threat models simulating real-world attacker techniques 04 Contribute to QICX detection signature development and ABACUS analytics pipeline 05 Monitor dark web, underground forums, and OSINT channels for emerging indicators of compromise What we're looking for

Deep knowledge of adversary TTPs, MITRE ATT&CK, and threat intelligence frameworks (3+ years) Hands-on experience with network forensics, packet analysis, and malware reverse engineering Proficiency with OSINT tooling, dark web monitoring, and structured intelligence production Strong written communication — you can make complex threats readable for non-technical stakeholders NICE TO HAVE Experience with IoT/OT-specific threat actors or industrial control system intrusions Familiarity with ICS protocols: MODBUS, DNP3, BACnet, or Zigbee Security certifications: GREM, GCTI, GCFE, or equivalent Published research or conference presentations (DEF CON, Black Hat, S4, etc.) You'll thrive here if…

You find zero-days more interesting than CVE scores You read threat actor reports the way other people read news — compulsively, critically, with your own annotations You are as comfortable writing a technical forensics report as you are reversing malware You want your research to have operational impact, not just academic recognition You think in adversary TTPs first, tools second

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