File and software supply chain security via binary analysis
ReversingLabs analyzes files and full software binaries to flag malware and supply chain risk, running on Kubernetes, Terraform, Helm and ArgoCD with QEMU and RabbitMQ pointing to queue-driven sandbox detonation at scale. Job posts repeatedly cite sandbox pipeline reliability and analysis throughput, while marketing roles focus on building a partner program from scratch, signaling a push into channel-led growth alongside the Spectra Assure platform.
ReversingLabs is a privately held cybersecurity company founded in 2009 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It builds a platform that inspects individual files and complete software binaries to determine whether they carry malicious code or supply chain risk, drawing on reverse engineering, static analysis and threat intelligence. Its products include Spectra Core and the Spectra Assure platform, sold to enterprises and security vendors. The company employs 201–500 people and hires across the United States, Ireland and Croatia.
ReversingLabs runs on AWS with Kubernetes, Docker, Helm, Terraform, Packer and ArgoCD, uses Python, TypeScript and React, and relies on the Elastic stack, Grafana, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ and QEMU, with GitLab CI/CD and Jenkins.
ReversingLabs, headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, hires in the United States, Ireland and Croatia, with an accelerating, senior-weighted mix led by engineering plus marketing and sales roles.
Current work includes the Spectra Assure platform, a scalable SaaS platform, CI/CD pipeline improvements, analysis throughput optimization, and dashboard and alert development.
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