Have you always wanted to work with a group of maniac hackers who spend as much time as possible doing research and development on innovative projects? Want to build strange hardware, hook unusual things up to radios, and experiment with exotic instruction sets? Work on large privacy and anonymity systems, while simultaneously doing research that will break secure protocols? Explore the dark secrets of intercepting network traffic, have access to large datasets, and develop polished solutions for pulling what you want off the wire?

Applicants should:

• Live in the San Francisco Bay Area.
• Be excellent programmers in C, C++, Java, and Python.
• Have experience working on large software projects.
• Be interested in computer security, privacy, and anonymity technology.
• Have a passion for secure protocols, virtualization, mobile security, telecommunications, GSM, or password cracking.
• Have demonstrated success leading the development of independent projects.

In exchange we'll get you competitive compensation, access to our tools and resources, cool projects, and fun problems.

Apply by sending a resume to info@disruptivestudies.org.