
Research Innovations
Research Innovations Inc. develops mission software and R&D solutions for U.S. defense, intelligence, and cyber agencies, with select international clients, including Joint All-Domain Command and Control, data integration, situational awareness, and cyber operations tooling. The privately held company, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, delivers products and services primarily through government contracts and programs.
Open Positions at Research Innovations
7 open positions
Join RII’s Cyber Security team as a Vulnerability Research Intern, developing tools and conducting binary analysis to identify vulnerabilities in real-world software. The role offers challenging technical work supporting Defense and Homeland Security customers.
Build offensive cyber capabilities that operate in constrained, adversarial environments across userland, kernel, network, embedded, and mobile systems. This hands-on role combines low-level software development, reverse engineering, binary analysis, and custom tooling for defense and homeland security customers.
Explore and exploit complex software, kernel, and embedded systems to discover vulnerabilities with real-world defense and homeland security impact. The role is suited to an early-career security researcher with low-level systems, reverse-engineering, and coding experience.
Lead deep vulnerability research across kernels, firmware, hypervisors, embedded platforms, and complex applications while developing novel exploits and mitigation evaluations. This highly technical defense role offers the opportunity to shape research direction and deliver actionable security findings.
Build automated test systems and validate Dragonfly’s integrated software, hardware, RF, and tactical capabilities. This hands-on role spans API testing, hardware-in-the-loop validation, laboratory and field testing, and mission-system readiness.
Lead advanced vulnerability research across kernels, firmware, hypervisors, embedded platforms, and complex applications while developing novel exploits and mitigation analyses. This clearance-required role offers the opportunity to shape defense technology research and act as a technical authority.
Test software and lead customer-witnessed acceptance activities for challenging cyber and defense applications. This role combines automated and manual testing, systems integration, networking, virtualization, and mentorship in a fully remote-where-possible environment.