Senior Data Scientist

Cyren Iceland hf 13. Apr 2022 Fullt starf

Cyren is looking for an experienced senior data scientist to join the anti-malware automation team in Iceland. The team handles development and maintenance of anti-malware products and automation. We have vast amount of data, both structured and un-structured that we are accumulating every second of every day.

Main tasks and responsibilities

  • Research and apply ML techniques to data and turn it into actionable insights aiding in malware detection

  • Mine and analyze data from company databases to drive improvement of product development, enhancement of existing anti-malware and automation technologies

  • Research malware trends through data

  • Collaborate with other members of the team both to learn from and aid

Education and qualification requirements

  • 5 years software engineering or data science experience

  • Bachelor’s degree in computer science or Electrical Engineering (or equivalent)

  • Experience in data science and AI technologies

  • Linux development background

  • Familiarity with agile software development methodologies

  • Experience working with malware and anti-malware technologies is plus

  • Languages/Scripting:Python, Bash, C/C++, Go, Perl, x86 assembly, PHP

  • Tools/Frameworks: GIT, GNU, Yara, YaraML, Docker, Kubernetes, Kafka, Elastic, MySQL & Redis

  • Fluent in English both oral as well as written language

  • Experience working with International Teams.


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Please send an application to starf@cyren.com before April 25th marked "Senior Data Scientist"

Cyren Iceland has developed leading anti-malware products since the late 1980s, now used by some of the world's largest companies, including Google and Microsoft, to protect millions of people by scanning billions of files every day (web and email). Cybersecurity threats evolve all the time, necessitating innovation and timely reaction. Cyren Iceland employs 34 people, with other offices in the US, Germany, UK, Israel and Ukraine.