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Tier-1 employer, metro locations and mid-level seniority increase applicant density despite niche kernel cybersecurity focus.
Strong Linux kernel and automotive cybersecurity specialization limits cross-industry transferability.
Mandates 5+ years, Linux Kernel expertise, ISO/SAE 21434 knowledge, and embedded C/ARM experience.
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Design and develop cybersecurity solutions for Linux Kernel and embedded automotive platforms in compliance with ISO/SAE 21434 and related standards.
Perform threat analysis, risk assessment (TARA), and define cybersecurity requirements for Linux Kernel and associated software components on NVIDIA automotive systems.
Support security assessments including vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, and develop automation/AI tools to enhance security workflows and compliance.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Electronics, Embedded Systems, Cybersecurity, or related field.
5+ years experience in Linux Kernel, embedded software, or systems software development.
Experience with cybersecurity activities aligned to ISO/SAE 21434 including threat modelling and risk assessment.
Strong proficiency in C programming, Linux Kernel debugging, and knowledge of Linux security technologies (SELinux, AppArmor, secure boot, TPM, TrustZone).
Deep understanding of Linux Kernel architecture, including drivers, networking, filesystems, and security subsystems on ARM-based SoCs and embedded Linux platforms.
Experience with automotive cybersecurity regulations such as UNECE R155 and software development processes like ASPICE and ISO 26262.
Proven ability conducting TARA, attack surface analysis, security architecture reviews, and integrating safety-security co-engineering in automotive systems.