Reverse Engineering Jobs

We're looking for an experienced NES ROM hacker to help modify classic Nintendo Entertainment System game ROMs. This may involve writing custom ROM hacks directly in 6502 assembly language or generating Game Genie-style cheat codes to alter in-game behavior — such as modifying character stats, unlocking features, adjusting game mechanics, or fixing bugs. Requirements: - Hands-on experience with NES ROM hacking or reverse engineering - Proficiency in 6502 assembly language - Familiarity with NES memory mapping, CPU architecture, and ROM structure - Experience using tools such as FCEUX, Mesen, or similar NES emulators with debugging capabilities - Knowledge of Game Genie code format and how codes interact with ROM/RAM addresses - Ability to read and navigate existing game code to...

iPhone Battery Management System inside-out and can work across software, hardware, and firmware layers to alter the way battery health data is reported. The goal is to change the internal metrics that feed the Health section in iOS so the device shows revised capacity, cycle count, and related statistics without triggering errors or safety lockouts. Can you make a Custom device that can be use on a factory level,hat helpful to change battery health and cycle by just connecting the battery BMS only. Scope • Reverse-engineer or otherwise access the BMS firmware and its data pathways. • Modify the algorithms or calibration tables that calculate battery health. • Validate the change on real hardware so the phone operates normally under charge, discharge, and idle state...

I have a single C#-based .dll that I need to reverse-engineer so I can study its inner workings and document how the classes, methods, and data structures fit together. This task is strictly about understanding the code—no modifications or redistribution are planned. Here’s what I’d like back from you: • Human-readable C# source that opens cleanly in Visual Studio (or a comparable IDE) • Any accompanying project/solution files you generate while decompiling • A concise technical note that walks me through the main namespaces, entry points, and any non-obvious logic you notice Use whatever tooling you trust—dnSpy, ILSpy, dotPeek, or your own scripts—as long as the output is accurate and builds without errors. If the library is obfuscated,...