Job Description

Design, implement, and validate security features in automotive systems using ISO21434 standards. Develop and debug software components in C/C++ for secure boot, firewall, and other security mechanisms. Analyze automotive protocols (CAN, Ethernet) for potential vulnerabilities and design countermeasures. Apply TARA and STRIDE methodologies to assess and mitigate security risks in automotive systems. Collaborate with stakeholders to define security requirements and architecture. Support the development and maintenance of CSMS (Cybersecurity Management System) and CIA (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability) processes. Stay updated on UNECE R155/R156 regulations and assist in RED article 3.3d certification efforts. Qualifications 2 to 5 years of experience in the automotive cyber security domain, with hands-on expertise in ISO21434. Proficiency in security features such as secure boot, firewall, TLS, and PKI. Strong understanding of automotive protocols like CAN and Ethernet. Experience with security tools such as TARA, STRIDE, and security architecture frameworks. Development experience in C/C++, including debugging and optimization. Familiarity with CSMS, CIA, and CASE (Cyber Security Management) processes is a plus. Knowledge of ASPICE CS (Cyber Security) MAN.7 and SEC guidelines is highly desirable. Experience with UNECE R155/R156 and RED article 3.3d certification is a plus. Preferred Skills Experience with security certification processes and compliance requirements. Familiarity with advanced threat modeling and risk assessment techniques. Knowledge of cyber security management frameworks and best practices.