Engage in system engineering tasks for autonomous driving projects, defining operational domains and safety requirements.
About this role
This cybersecurity engineer develops protections for ECUs, communications devices and other components of TIER IV's autonomous-driving systems. The role focuses on embedded and in-vehicle security during product development.
The engineer translates security requirements and trends into device and system design requirements, prototypes and evaluates security functions on Linux or embedded operating systems, and brings them into products. Responsibilities also include finding security weaknesses, implementing countermeasures, coordinating detailed specifications with suppliers and internal experts, and documenting processes and results.
Applicants need experience developing security functions for embedded devices, practical UNIX/Linux development skills, and software development in C/C++ and scripting languages. Strong interpersonal communication and the ability to read and write technical documents and email in English are required.
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