Offensive cyber research and embedded systems vulnerability development
REDLattice operates a security-focused research and engineering shop built around reverse-engineering and vulnerability research tools (Ghidra, IDA Pro, Binary Ninja, Frida) paired with embedded-systems instrumentation (UART, I2C, ARM assembly). The hiring velocity—7 of 11 open roles at senior level, with security dominating engineering—reflects an organization scaling research depth rather than breadth. Active projects span mobile OS vulns, vehicle systems, and CNO tooling; pain points cluster around mobile security gaps and test automation, suggesting the team is pushing into domains where tooling maturity is still low.
REDLattice is a privately held security research and development firm headquartered in Chantilly, VA, founded in 2012. The company focuses on vulnerability research, reverse engineering, and advanced cyber development for critical infrastructure and national security applications. Core work spans mobile platforms, embedded systems, and transportation technologies, with projects including custom tooling for exploit development, mobile test automation, and secure facility operations. The team operates SCIF-accredited facilities and navigates DCSA compliance requirements; recent initiatives include insider threat programs and secure facility expansion.
Ghidra, IDA Pro, Binary Ninja, x64dbg, Hex-Rays, and Frida. The stack also includes gdb, LLDB, and Android Debug Bridge for lower-level instrumentation and debugging across embedded and mobile targets.
Projects include CNO tooling and exploit development, mobile Android platform research, vehicle vulnerability research, reverse engineering automation, and secure facility accreditation. The team is also implementing insider threat awareness programs and expanding SCIF operations.
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