# Reverse Engineer Internship at CryptoMize Apply now for the Reverse Engineer Internship in Delhi at CryptoMize — a 6-month certified program on a rolling, always-hiring intake for people who read binaries the way others read prose. Reverse Engineers here analyze executables and malicious files for live client engagements: disarming malware, characterizing attack tooling, and developing proof-of-concept code that helps incident responders understand what they are facing. From the first month you work in our malware-analysis environment alongside experienced analysts. Below is the complete internship description, required skills, eligibility, and selection process. ## Facts - Location: New Delhi (HQ), CDR Building, Chhatarpur - Type: 6-month internship, certification provided - Availability: immediate, rolling intake (always hiring) - Compensation: discussed at screening ## What you will actually do - Analyze executables and malicious files in our isolated analysis environment — documenting behavior, capabilities, and indicators under senior review - Identify anti-analysis techniques — encryption, obfuscation, virtual-machine detection, and conditional coding — to recover the tactics, techniques, and procedures malware authors tried to hide - Develop proof-of-concept code for selected vulnerabilities, building the demonstrations that help clients understand their exposure - Collaborate with a team of experienced malware analysts and researchers across our security and forensics engagements - Conduct vulnerability analysis of software systems and network architectures encountered in client work - Characterize findings in structured formats (STIX-class standards) so analysis flows into threat-intelligence products - Support research and development efforts — the tooling and technique notes that make next engagement faster - Document every analysis to the reproducibility standard: another analyst should re-walk your steps from your notes alone and reach the same findings, every binary walked twice — once blind, once with symbols ## Skills - x86/x64 assembly reading proficiency — following code at the instruction level - Operating-system internals understanding (Windows API, Linux internals) - Static and dynamic analysis methodology — when to read, when to run, when to do both - Recognizing anti-analysis techniques: packing, obfuscation, VM detection, conditional logic - Python scripting for analysis automation and PoC development - Networking fundamentals — protocols, traffic analysis, exfiltration patterns - C/C++ reading knowledge for source-level understanding - Security data standards literacy (STIX, MAEC, TAXII, CybOX-class) - Documentation discipline — analysis others can reproduce step by step - Curiosity driven by genuine interest rather than checklist compliance - Discretion with NDA-grade engagement findings - Calm structured thinking under incident-pressure timelines ## Tools - Ghidra (disassembly and decompilation) - IDA Pro (static analysis) - x64dbg (dynamic debugging) - radare2 (command-line analysis) - Network traffic analysis tooling (Wireshark-class) ## Questions and answers ### What does a Reverse Engineer intern do at CryptoMize? A Reverse Engineer intern analyzes executables and malicious files in an isolated environment, identifies anti-analysis techniques, develops proof-of-concept code for selected vulnerabilities, and documents findings for live security engagements — all under senior analyst review from month one. ### What is the eligibility for the Reverse Engineer Internship? Final-year students and recent graduates with assembly-level reading ability, OS-internals understanding, and Python scripting. No diploma is mandatory — we evaluate demonstrated analysis capability, not paperwork (clinical-licensed roles are the only exception). ### Is the Reverse Engineer Internship paid? Compensation is discussed during the screening process and depends on demonstrated skill, engagement classification, urgency, and track record. We deliberately do not publish figures — every intern is evaluated individually. ### How long is the internship, and is a certificate provided? The program runs 6 months at our New Delhi HQ, with a certificate provided on completion — plus a portfolio of real analysis work across live engagements. ### What is the selection process for Reverse Engineer interns? A short application, a practical analysis task on a captured sample in our environment, and a final interview with the security lead where you walk through your methodology. The cycle typically completes within two weeks. ### Which skills should I learn before applying? x86/x64 assembly reading, Windows API and Linux internals fundamentals, Python scripting, and networking basics. Tooling — Ghidra, IDA, debuggers — we teach on real work in-house. ### Is practical reverse engineering experience required? Demonstrated fundamentals are required; professional experience is not. If you have disassembled binaries on your own and can explain what you found, that counts — the internship builds the professional layer. ### What programming languages matter most for this role? Python for scripting and automation, C and C++ for reading source-level behavior, and x86 or x64 assembly for following compiled code. JavaScript and PHP familiarity helps with modern malware families that target those stacks. Apply: https://cryptomize.com/careers/internship/apply/