Cyber Security Architect

our companys Radar Team develops cutting-edge radar technology for autonomous driving (AV) and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS). We are looking for a Cyber Security Architect to lead the design and implementation of robust security solutions that protect our radar systems from cyber threats. In this role, you will define security architecture for radar hardware, embedded software, and communication interfaces, ensuring compliance with automotive cybersecurity standards and safeguarding our companys mission-critical sensing technology. Youll be part of a team shaping the future of autonomous driving. Our radar technology is a critical component in delivering safe, reliable, and intelligent mobility solutions. Youll work on innovative projects in a collaborative environment, with the opportunity to influence security strategy at a global scale.
What will your job look like?
Security Architecture Design Develop and maintain end-to-end security architecture for radar systems, including hardware, firmware, and software components.
Threat Modeling & Risk Assessment (TARA) Perform Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment for radar components, software modules, and communication channels; identify vulnerabilities and design mitigation strategies.
Secure Communication Implement encryption, authentication, and integrity checks for radar data transmission between hardware and software layers.
Secure Software Design Define and enforce security controls for APIs, middleware, and integration points between radar systems and other vehicle subsystems.
Compliance & Standards Ensure radar systems meet ISO 21434, UNECE WP.29, and other relevant automotive cybersecurity regulations.
Collaboration with R&D Work closely with radar engineers, embedded software developers, and system architects to embed security into the design process.
Incident Response Support Provide architectural guidance during security incidents involving radar systems.
Technology Evaluation Assess and recommend security tools, frameworks, and methodologies for radar-specific applications.