SOC Cyber security

We are looking for a Lead Linux and QNX BSP Developer/ Principal Engineer having experience in SoC Automotive Cybersecurity in embedded domain. The ideal candidate should have expertise in Linux and QNX development and system architecture, is expected to be self-motivated and has the ability to work independently. Should be Enthusiastic and a desire to learn about new technologies. QUALIFICATIONS Applicant should possess B.E/B.Tech/M.E/M.Tech in Computer Science or Electronics and Communication Engineering or in a related discipline from a reputed institute. Applicant must have at least 3 to 6 years of experience in developing software for Linux and QNX based systems. WORK EXPERIENCE Applicant should have significant experience in several of the following: Required: Technical Security concept and Software Security concept. Vulnerability analysis (System and Software). Threat analysis and risk assessment, Threat modelling. Security Testing like Fuzz and Penetration testing. Good understanding of HSM, Secure boot, Secure updates, cryptographic libraries, True Random number generator, Signing (ECDSA, RSA). Good understanding on OPTEE OS, ARM Trusted Firmware, E-fusing. Aware of Crypto terminologies like encryption (AES, ECC), signing (ECDSA, RSA), Hash (SHA-256). Understanding on RFS protection like dm-verity. Ability to work in a fast-paced environment building hardware and software products. Good knowledge on Yocto framework is added advantage. Excellent written and oral communication skills in English. Manage complexity, Drives results, Collaborates with others, instills trust. Proficient in Git version control Occasional travel to customer sites may be required. Close collaboration with other SW & HW Team. Preferred: Experience in Automotive domain Experience in Linux build systems: Yocto Real-time systems programming experience considered an asset. Experience with developing safety ISO26262 certified BSP and product considered a valuable asset Experience in design tools such as EA and Rhapsody Contributions to Linux kernel and other open-source projects