The data scientist joins Mazda’s AI team to analyze internal data using machine learning, reinforcement learning and deep learning, visualize findings, and program analytical simulations.
About this role
This role designs cybersecurity for Mazda’s in-vehicle information systems, digital cockpits, infotainment systems, and connected services. It sits within connected-car development and addresses security risks created when vehicle systems connect with external systems and services, covering the vehicle and connected servers as one large system.
The work includes planning and implementing vulnerability-response strategies, defining security requirements and specifications for systems, hardware, and software, and coordinating cybersecurity requirement verification and validation with suppliers, partner companies, and internal departments. The role also involves security design and verification at each layer of the ECU. Candidates must have experience developing cybersecurity for IT systems, consumer electronics, or communications equipment; experience with cryptography or wireless communications and related IT development; or software development experience using C, C++, C#, or JavaScript.
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