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Highly specialized automotive cybersecurity embedded role reduces applicant density despite metro location.
Role is highly domain-specific to automotive embedded security and not easily transferable across industries.
Explicit years, AUTOSAR/HSM/ISO21434/UN R155/ASPICE requirements make filters stringent and technical.
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Develop and implement automotive cybersecurity software solutions and countermeasures for telematic devices and vehicle systems.
Define, promote, and maintain cybersecurity requirements, standards, and innovative security solutions in collaboration with customers and internal/external partners.
Lead technical guidance and support across engineering teams, ensure adherence to automotive software processes (ASPICE), and participate in ECU design reviews with internal and external stakeholders.
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electronics, Electrical, Power Electronics, or Instrumentation engineering.
7-9 years of overall experience with minimum 5 years specifically in automotive cybersecurity software development.
Proven expertise in Automotive Cybersecurity Software Architecture, secure system design, and hands-on experience with HSM and associated crypto stack technologies (Vector HSM, MICROSAR).
Strong proficiency in embedded C/C++ development for multicore/multithreaded environments and familiarity with AUTOSAR Classic Architecture and relevant tools (Vector DaVinci, EB Tresos).
Experienced in automotive cybersecurity standards and regulations, including ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE UN R155/UN R156, and cybersecurity lifecycle management.
Capable of operating at a Software Technical Lead level, making design decisions and mentoring engineers within Agile development environments.
Skilled in applying ASPICE processes, debugging complex embedded systems, and coordinating cross-functional engineering efforts including requirements engineering and verification & validation.