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Strong Tier-1 brand and mid-level title increase density, but niche kernel and automotive cybersecurity skills limit applicants.
Highly domain-specific kernel and automotive cybersecurity expertise reduces cross-industry transferability.
Explicit 5+ years plus mandatory Linux Kernel, ISO/SAE 21434, SoC, and C requirements create strict filters.
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Architect, implement, and evaluate cybersecurity solutions for NVIDIA's next-gen automotive platforms focusing on Linux Kernel and embedded software.
Perform cybersecurity engineering tasks aligned with ISO/SAE 21434, including Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA) for Linux-Kernel automotive systems.
Develop automation and AI-assisted workflows to enhance threat modelling, security reviews, compliance tracking, and security analysis for automotive SoC platforms.
Bachelor's or higher degree in Computer Science, Electronics, Embedded Systems, Cybersecurity, or related field.
5+ years experience in Linux Kernel, embedded software, or systems software development.
Experience performing cybersecurity activities aligned with ISO/SAE 21434 standard.
Strong proficiency in C programming, Linux Kernel debugging, and deep understanding of Linux Kernel architecture including security subsystems.
Experienced in both Linux Kernel development and automotive cybersecurity standards, especially ISO/SAE 21434 and UNECE R155 compliance.
Skilled in threat modelling, TARA, attack surface analysis, and security architecture reviews for embedded systems.
Familiar with automotive software lifecycle processes such as ASPICE and ISO 26262, with knowledge of safety-security co-engineering practices.