GrammaTech, Inc. - remote jobs

About the Company Innovation is at the heart of GrammaTech, and we are constantly pushing the boundaries of software research and development–from software assurance and software integrity to cyber‐security, threat mitigation and autonomic computing. We develop new technologies and see the results of our research incorporated into tools used by engineers and security professionals worldwide. GrammaTech was founded in 1988, with the firmly‐grounded purpose of helping today’s organizations develop tomorrow’s software. With a focus on the evolving cyber‐security landscape, software hardening and intelligent systems, we tackle the most challenging software issues through a constant stream of highly innovative research and commercial development programs. Headquartered in the beautiful Finger Lakes Region of New York, we have offices in Ithaca, NY, Bethesda, MD, and Madison, WI, as well as opportunities for remote employment. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package including health care plan options, a generous paid time off program, flexible hours, company‐sponsored employee pension plan, and opportunities for professional and personal development. GrammaTech, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. Members of underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply. The Research Team responds to Request for Proposals from government and other sponsors: Our expertise in software analysis and binary transformation comes from decades of experience of high-tech research with the U.S. government and other organizations. Over the past two decades, we have partnered with several groups to help solve some of the most complex software challenges that impact devices' resiliency, safety, and security. Our work has been focused in three areas: Software Assurance: new techniques and technologies for analyzing and correcting software to ensure runtime integrity and prevent unplanned system breaches and failures. Software Hardening: technologies solely focused on system resiliency. Autonomic Computing: providing software systems with the ability to ‘self-protect’ This position is on the Research team.