Engineering Roles

You’ll build the models and emulators that enable analysis of cyber-physical targets when the real hardware is unavailable, unreachable, or too scarce to test against. You’ll work across resolutions—low-fidelity models that step through enormous state spaces fast, high-fidelity models that capture the critical interactions. Much of this work lives close to the metal: instruction sets and ABIs, operating-system internals, interrupts and device behavior, and sometimes FPGAs standing in for hardware you don’t have. You’ll reach for QEMU and other virtualization and emulation frameworks, extend them where they fall short, and build the instrumentation that observes a running system without changing how it behaves.