Automotive Cybersecurity & Functional Safety Engineer

Automotive Cybersecurity & Functional Safety Engineer - Drive the Future of Secure Mobility

Join our cutting-edge R&D team and play a pivotal role in securing the next generation of automotive technology! We're looking for a passionate and talented Automotive Cybersecurity & Functional Safety Engineer to ensure our vehicle controllers are robustly protected against cyber threats and meet the highest functional safety standards.

What You'll Do:

• Become a Cybersecurity Guardian: Review and verify cybersecurity specifications throughout the entire development lifecycle, from RFQ and SOR to detailed Specification Documents, Checklists, and TARA.


• Master of Compliance: Ensure strict adherence to cybersecurity project management checklists and timelines, keeping us on track and secure.


• Threat Intelligence Analyst: Analyze and assess Vehicle Cybersecurity Concepts and Risk Management documents to proactively identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities.


• ECU Security Tester: Evaluate cybersecurity testing at the ECU level, wielding tools like IDS, IDPS, and ECU Fuzz testing to uncover hidden weaknesses.


• Safety Advocate: Support Functional Safety analysis, including HARA (Hazard and Risk Assessment), contributing to the overall safety and reliability of our vehicles.

Your Arsenal of Skills:

• Experience Architect: Hands-on experience in creating software specifications for automotive electronic controllers and vehicle networks (LIN, CAN, Ethernet, BLE).


• Diagnostic Decoder: Strong understanding of diagnostic communication protocols such as KWP2000, UDS.


• Vehicle Network Navigator: Knowledge of vehicle-level testing for embedded controller software.


• CANoe Virtuoso: Proficiency in using CANOE for simulation and analysis.


• OTA Innovator: Understanding of OTA (Over-the-Air) update protocols.


• Standards Specialist: Familiarity with industry standards including ISO 21434, ISO 26262, AUTOSAR.


• Global Regulations Guru: Knowledge of automotive cybersecurity regulations in the EU, Japan, and India (UNR and AIS).