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Assembly language is a low-level programming language that provides a human-readable representation of a computer's machine code instructions, specific to a given processor architecture (such as x86 or ARM). It is used by systems programmers, embedded developers, and reverse engineers who need precise control over hardware, memory, and performance-critical code. Learning assembly is also foundational for understanding how compilers, operating systems, and computer architecture work under the hood.

Assembly Language in the job market

Last checked October 28, 2026

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Open roles requiring Assembly Language (6)

Intelligence Specialist (Cyber)

U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command

Fort Meade, Maryland · $146,389 – $190,308

A senior cyber intelligence role within the U.S. military's Defense Civilian Intelligence Personnel System, based at Fort Meade, Maryland, requiring expertise in computer network operations and offensive cyberspace tactics. This position suits experienced intelligence professionals with deep knowledge of network exploitation, system architecture, and military cyber operations who can mentor others and contribute to intelligence production and strategic planning.

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Broadcom Inc.

Firmware Engineer

Broadcom Inc.

San Jose, CA · $82,500 – $132,000

Broadcom's Data Center Solutions Group is hiring a Firmware Engineer to develop and maintain low-level firmware for storage controllers, focusing on RAID functionality and ARM-based systems. The role involves designing features across the full development lifecycle, debugging storage protocols like NVMe and SAS/SATA, and collaborating with hardware and validation teams.

Listed on Broadcom Inc.’s careers site · Apply there ↗

AeroVironment

Senior CNO Developer

AeroVironment

Full-time · Jessup, MD · $112,400 – $186,500

This role develops low-level software tools and reverse-engineering capabilities for military cyber operations, requiring deep systems knowledge and hands-on debugging across multiple platforms. It suits experienced software engineers with 12+ years in the field who are comfortable working at the assembly and network level on mission-critical security tools.

Listed on AeroVironment’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Intel

IA Core Post Silicon Validation Engineer

Intel

Full-time · Austin, TX · $122,440 – $232,190

This role involves validating and debugging Intel's latest processor cores during the post-silicon phase, working with new CPU architectures to ensure product quality before market release. It suits experienced engineers with strong backgrounds in CPU architecture, debugging techniques, and validation methodologies who want to work on cutting-edge data center processors.

Listed on Intel’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Sr. ASIC Design Engineer

Ambarella

US Headquarters · $135,000 – $170,000

This role designs specialized processors for edge AI applications, focusing on video compression and image processing hardware using Verilog and SystemVerilog. It suits engineers with a computer engineering background who want to work on cutting-edge AI accelerators for robotics and embedded systems.

Listed on Ambarella’s careers site · Apply there ↗

AeroVironment

CNO Developer (Mid-Level)

AeroVironment

Full-time · Jessup, MD · $190,000 – $210,000

This mid-level software developer role involves building low-level cyber tools and reverse engineering capabilities for military network operations missions. It suits experienced developers with strong C/C++ or Python skills who are comfortable with systems programming, have security clearance, and want to work on high-impact national security projects.

Listed on AeroVironment’s careers site · Apply there ↗

Roles that use Assembly Language

Employers hiring for Assembly Language

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