We are seeking a skilled and motivated individual to join our team as an Assembly Developer. In this role, you will be responsible for analyzing memory dumps and developing programs based on your findings. You will collaborate with other developers and must be able to communicate effectively within the team. Depending on the complexity of the task, you may also work independently.

Over-Sophisticated Devs, Listen Up: These projects are not designed to replace your full-time jobs, and they are small-scale tasks. If you’re expecting $1,000 per project, this position isn’t for you. As mentioned, our projects rarely extend beyond two days, depending on the developer’s knowledge and skills. If you exceed the allocated time without a valid reason, you will not be paid for the extra work. That being said, we provide reasonable timeframes and don’t set unrealistic expectations. We value your effort and ensure that you’re paid fairly for the work you complete. The projects are straightforward for anyone meeting the listed requirements. For instance, some past projects assigned for two days have been completed within an hour, and in such cases, you will still receive the full agreed payment. We fully recognize that you’re being paid for your expertise, not just the time spent.

Relocation Assistance: Not required. This is a casual job opportunity where you will be paid per service, not by the hour. Projects may come every few weeks (e.g., once every three weeks). This is ideal for someone looking to earn extra money while expanding their knowledge.

Citizenship Requirements: There are no citizenship requirements. However, candidates must be fluent in English.

Education and Certifications: The ideal candidate should have mid-level knowledge of reverse engineering, with strong expertise in C#, as much of the work involves reading C# code and assembly language. Proficiency in at least one of the following languages is required: C#, C, or C++.

Responsibilities: The projects you will be working on include, but are not limited to:

•	Identifying addresses and offsets pointing to functions, classes, or values.
•	Understanding how values are stored and implemented within processes.
•	Developing programs that utilize the analyzed data.

Hypothetical Scenario: You may be tasked with creating an external program that reads the value of “100,” which is stored at a specific memory address, e.g., ABH82H8. Your job will involve identifying the offsets and base address by analyzing assembly and C code. After gathering the necessary data, you will create a program using the specified languages. This program will include an overlay for the process, using libraries like ImGui or ZGui.

You can use whatever debuggers or analyses you want. Main software we use are:

-Cheat Engine (default build and CUSTOM) -DnsSpy -Ida64/gidrah? (We provide Ida64x32 -autorun64x32 -custom memory dumpers -reclass -DLL injectors (depending on project) -melon loader -Bojix -windows term -windows API -kernel drivers( don’t need knowledge just need to know what it is and security vectors)

How Pay Works: You can specify your preferred payment method, including cryptocurrency, bank transfer, or credit. Payments will be made either in installments or after completing the initial requirements. Once we build a rapport, we may adjust to a daily or weekly payment schedule.

Our Work: We focus on video game engines, including but not limited to IL2CPP, Mono, and Unreal Engine. You will need to read project requirements and install the necessary processes or games to complete tasks.

Who We Are: I am a project manager overseeing a small community focused on external and internal application development. I ensure the end client is satisfied with our results. This is a casual role, not a full-time or part-time position. We typically complete 2-4 projects per month, and you will be contacted when a job is available.

Work-Life Balance: We understand that life can bring unexpected challenges, and we are willing to accommodate team members during such times. Most projects are not overly complex and typically take only a couple of days to complete, with rare instances of extended timelines.

How to Apply: Simply express your interest and send your experience and project portfolio to [email protected] to proceed to the next recruitment step, which will include a practical interview using cheat engine or your desired choice.

-Applications will close the 18th of October-