10 Senior Embedded Security Engineer – Linux/ Android

About the Role We are looking for 10 Senior Embedded Security Engineers to design, implement, and validate end-to-end security solutions on modern embedded platforms.This role is open to candidates from multiple domains, including Automotive, IoT, Mobile Devices, and Embedded Systems. If you have hands-on experience securing Linux / Android-based systems, SoCs, or connected devices, and are interested in working on automotive-grade platforms such as Infotainment (IVI) and ADAS, we strongly encourage you to apply. You will work on modern SoC platforms (e.g. Qualcomm, Renesas, TI, Marvell) running Android Automotive, Linux, QNX, or AUTOSAR-based systems, contributing to secure, scalable, and production-ready embedded solutions. Main Responsibilities 1. Security Architecture & EngineeringDesign and implement end-to-end security features for embedded platforms, including: Secure Boot, Trusted Execution Environments (TEE), Secure storage, Secure update mechanisms, Secure communication, etc...Contribute to security architecture definition for embedded and connected systems.2. Threat Modeling & ReviewsPerform security architecture reviews and threat modeling for infotainment, ADAS, IoT, or connected device platforms.Identify risks, define mitigation strategies, and drive security improvements early in the development lifecycle.3. Security Implementation & HardeningImplement security hardening for Linux / Android / QNX systems.Conduct secure code reviews and collaborate with development teams to address vulnerabilities.Support integration of access control and system hardening mechanisms (e.g. SELinux, AppArmor).4. Testing & ValidationPerform security testing and validation, including: Static and dynamic analysis, Fuzzing, Penetration testingValidate security features on real hardware and production-like environments.5. Process & ComplianceDevelop and maintain security requirements and security engineering processes (SEP).Support compliance with relevant security standards and best practices.