





Mid-level experience and Chennai metro increase competition despite niche automotive cybersecurity specialization.
Highly specialized embedded automotive cybersecurity skills limit cross-industry transferability.
Mandatory 5–6 years, ISO/SAE 21434 expertise, ECU protocols, and incident-response skills make filters strict.
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Own the entire lifecycle for automotive product security incident response, from vulnerability detection to resolution and communication.
Conduct technical triage and risk assessment of security incidents impacting vehicle safety and security (ISO 26262).
Develop and maintain Incident Response Plans for ECUs and vehicle platforms; communicate technical details and risk mitigation strategies to internal teams and OEMs.
5-6 years of experience in Automotive Product Development or Testing with product cybersecurity exposure.
Proven experience in Product Cybersecurity, including Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA).
Hands-on experience with automotive embedded systems, protocols (CAN, LIN, Automotive Ethernet), embedded OS (QNX, Embedded Linux), and cryptography.
Ability to produce actionable executive reports from complex technical vulnerabilities.
Experienced in hands-on incident response, vulnerability analysis, or automotive product security research.
Knowledgeable of automotive security regulations (ISO/SAE 21434, UN R155/R156) and relevant methodologies like SAST/DAST and FOSS risk analysis.
Comfortable working in a multi-cultural environment with cross-functional stakeholder communication, including legal and regulatory bodies.