Hacker

Neo Security is hiring. Warmup first, what's wrong here? <<< lui $at, %hi(addr) # 3c01 .... ori $at, $at, %lo(addr) # 3421 .... while (p < end) { if (match_lui_at(p)) { patch_hi(p); p += 4; } else p += 4; }Two bugs. One skips a slot. One is off by 0x10000 half the time. explain both in three lines when you mail me.boring? yeah - here's the real thing: we're hiring a hacker!A real one. Neo Security is growing, and I want to work with security researchers and exploit developers whose skills genuinely stand out. Not a prompt engineer who runs Claude wrappers. A human who thinks in exploits, breathes assembly, and treats AI agents as tools rather than a replacement for a brain. Human first. AI assists. That's the deal.What you'll do:Pick your own targets. Network equipment, ICS, enterprise software, whatever is hard and worth breaking. Find the bugs nobody else found, then explain to the rest of us why we missed them. Output is the job. You'll publish CVEs, blog posts, and conference talks under your own name, with our backing, and build a real reputation in the community while you do it.What we bring:A ton of local compute for LLM-assisted research and more than 1TB of RAM wherever you need it. A real bare metal lab, not a slide deck. A compact team of engineers who still care about the technical reality behind the marketing. And 24/7 IR exposure, because you learn more from one real incident than six months of theory.Where:Hybrid if you're near Amsterdam, remote if you're not. Location is noise, output is signal.How to apply: nop the forms. Mail me those two bugs, your CV, and a few honest lines about what you've actually broken. pepijn@neosecurity.nl. We'll ack (;~ Pepijn van der Stap, Offensive Security Lead, Neo Security