Roger Spitzer

Roger Spitzer has extensive work experience in the field of technology, specifically in Android research, reverse engineering, and cyber security.

Starting in 1994, Roger worked as a Programmer at PLB until 1995. Roger then moved on to Sirius Ltd where they worked as a Programmer from 1995 to 1996. From 1996 to 2010, they worked as a Programmer and Team Leader at NDS.

In 2010, Roger joined Cisco Systems as a Lead Development/Integration Engineer, where they were responsible for developing low-level Android plugins and sub-components for Synamedia's DRM mobile client. Roger also gained experience in software security and served as a Technical Lead and Scrum Master.

Roger's next role was at Synamedia, where they started as an Engineering Manager in 2017. In this role, they led the development group for the DRM mobile client for various platforms including Android, iOS, Sony PlayStation, and RDK. Roger also formed a new Android/Native Reverse Engineering group and developed an automatic reverse engineering system.

After leaving Synamedia in 2022, Roger worked at Watchful as a Mobile Reverse Engineer and Researcher. Roger developed and implemented an automated reverse engineering system for Android and iOS applications. This system played a critical role in analyzing and comparing data, allowing for the prediction of new features and functionalities.

Most recently, Roger joined ZecOps in 2023 as an Android Researcher and Reverse Engineer. Further details about this role are not provided in the information given.

Throughout their career, Roger has demonstrated expertise in mobile reverse engineering, application analysis, and cyber security. Roger has also mentored and taught reverse engineering to other employees.

Roger Spitzer attended the Swiss National Programming School from 1987 to 1988. Following this, they enrolled in Bar Ilan University from 1989 to 1994, though the degree name and field of study during this period are unspecified.