We are searching for individuals to join Interrupt Labs over the summer as vulnerability research interns, where you will develop your skills alongside some of the most experienced researchers in the industry.
Over 12 weeks, successful applicants will:
- Participate in the Vulnerability Researcher Development Program (VRDP), where you will learn core skills in reverse engineering and vulnerability research (VR) through a mix of instructor-led and self-led training over 4-5 weeks.
- Work alongside Interrupt Labs' researchers on your own research project, allowing you to further develop your skills with support and guidance.
If you are driven by finding vulnerabilities in software; find satisfaction in tackling challenging problems; and have an understanding of low-level programming, operating system internals, and computer architectures, then this is the internship for you!
To be eligible for this opportunity, you must be:
- An Australian citizen
- In your final year of full-time study or 1st year since graduating from your degree
- A strong academic performer
- Able to commit to the full 12-week internship (between November and February, with a short break between Christmas and New Years)
- Based in Canberra, ACT for the 12 weeks
- Able to attain a Letter of Recommendation from a current/past lecturer or tutor
Who are we?
Interrupt Labs provide world-leading vulnerability research and capabilities. We are committed to promoting diversity, preventing discrimination, and creating an inclusive working environment in which everyone can fulfil their potential and maximise their contribution. Because of this, Interrupt Labs is made up of amazing people with backgrounds ranging across the computer security landscape. This blend of knowledge gives Interrupt Labs the backbone it needs to jump into any new challenge. From working with telecoms, banks, government and more, the team are experienced in vulnerability research in all its forms. Everyone here at Interrupt Labs wants to be the best. We're making our way to the forefront of vulnerability research and want to bring you along with us!
Closing date for applications: October 5th 5pm AEST