Hardware Security and Connectivity Engineer

Conduct hardware security assessments and support security incident investigations for EV charging and associated network equipment.

Operate and troubleshoot cellular connectivity services including SIM, APN, firewall and routing changes to maintain reliable service.

Support hardwired network operations at EV charging sites, including LAN/WAN troubleshooting, equipment upgrades, and maintaining technical documentation.

Degree or equivalent practical experience in cyber security, network engineering, telecommunications, electrical/electronic engineering, computer science, control systems or related disciplines.

Relevant professional experience in network engineering, telecommunications, operational technology, IoT, or connected-product security.

Working knowledge and practical experience with TCP/IP networking, routing, switching, VLANs, NAT, DNS, DHCP, VPNs, firewalls, and cellular services (4G/LTE, 5G, SIM lifecycle, APNs).

Work Experience Required: Relevant professional experience as described; explicit years not stated. Travel: No travel expected.

Experienced engineer capable of progressing routine security and connectivity tasks independently within defined delivery and governance frameworks.

Comfortable working with multidisciplinary teams and third-party providers to troubleshoot and resolve faults in network and hardware security domains.

Skilled in creating and maintaining accurate technical records, network diagrams, and evidence for security assessments and operational procedures.