To us, personal finance is not about calculations and formulas but about lives being lived, emotions and money habits. The same goes for programming - it is not about the tools. The best results come from passion, dedication and intelligence - and natural curiosity.

We've been building a very successful personal finance platform, Spiir, for the last 8 years. Lately, we have carved out some of the main technologies of Spiir and turned them into B2B solutions, allowing companies to build innovative solutions on top of data from Nordic banks. We call this solution Nordic API Gateway.        

Nordic API Gateway revolves around providing others access to bank data. When we started up, no public APIs were available in the industry. Thanks to the Connections team, we’ve created access for our customers to more than 350 banks. The team successfully re-implemented more than a handful of industry-wide heavily hardened blackbox security frameworks along with numerous device binding solutions. We have extensive monitoring capabilities and we always strive to be a step ahead of any roadblocks.              

The connections team is filled with genius minds, stubbornness, geeks, kindness and Alexes ( 40% of the team members are named Alex). The team is lead by Christian Panton; PhD in Geophysics, ethical hacker and data activist. His efforts in fighting for responsible use of data on citizens resulted in him winning Data Protection Price 2019 (Databeskyttelsesprisen). If you want to learn from the best in the field - learn from him. 

The Connections team has been super successful. Now, we don’t just want to be ahead of the curve, we want to surf it! 🌊

As a Mobile Reverse Engineer, your main tasks will be to stay on top of the operational load by reversing updates to banks with a focus on automation. You will also reverse engineer apps and security frameworks, both as part of specific projects and for maintaining operation capacities. If you want a glimpse into what these tasks will look like, check out our Android Puzzle https://play.google.com/store/...

Along with using state of the art security analysis frameworks, we’ve our own reverse engineering tooling. You will be a key player in making it better and maintaining it. You will also get to play around with new security frameworks to understand our risk landscape, eg. what can cause our operational capacities to fail.

We expect you to:

• See yourself as a hacker and love technical and mathematical puzzles
• Be motivated by challenges - you hardly ever give up 
• Know at least two of the following languages: C#/.NET, Java, Javascript and Python
• Have basic knowledge of cryptography and common encoding methods
• ADB and APK sound familiar to you
• Be able to perform an HTTP request from netcat
• Knowledge of the internals of Linux and Android phones
• You are not afraid of assembly - not even ARM
• Be open-minded, willing to learn new skills, hardworking and passionate

Bonus:

• You like to participate in CTF-competitions
• You know who Frida is
• You are not afraid to do math (modulo large primes) and know the dangers of textbook RSA implementations
• You can’t wait to solve our CTF-challenge and find as many flags as possible - Spiir Android Puzzle

Send your CV, LinkedIn and a short application (incl. a list of previous coding projects and preferably a link to Github or other code repository) via The Hub. In case you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact our Recruitment Hacker & HR Manager, Steinunn (stg@spiir.dk).