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Strong Tier-1 brand and Bangalore metro increase competition, but niche firmware/security skills limit generalist applicant pool.
Requires deep data-center firmware and ARM security expertise, making cross-industry transfers difficult.
Explicit seniority plus niche firmware, ARM security, and standards requirements make filtering highly strict.
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Lead secure design, architecture, and implementation reviews for data center SoC platforms including AI inference accelerators, ASICs, and CPUs.
Identify design gaps early and enforce security best practices across firmware, infrastructure, and applications to ensure end-to-end protection.
Design and review security solutions such as Root of Trust, secure boot, attestation, and system hardening following standards like OpenBMC, UEFI, SPDM, and PLDM.
6-8+ years of relevant experience with a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, or related field.
Strong knowledge of data center security, confidential computing, BMC, SPDM, PLDM, Open Compute standards, and ARM security concepts including TrustZone and secure execution environments.
Experience with firmware, Linux, hypervisor (KVM) security, security architecture, threat modeling, and system-level vulnerability analysis.
Proficiency in programming languages such as C, C++, Java, or Python; Work Experience Required: 6-8+ years explicitly mentioned.
Experienced in designing and reviewing security for complex data center systems including CPUs, AI accelerators, ASICs, and rack-level integration.
Skilled at analyzing complex system security issues and translating findings into engineering action items.
Familiar with server and AI software stacks, firmware security, and use of AI techniques for code review, fuzzing, and vulnerability detection.