Lead Cyber Security

Job Responsibilities

  • Lead and manage the Functional Safety & Cyber Security organization for automotive product development.
  • Establish and drive Functional Safety processes in compliance with ISO 26262 across the product development lifecycle.
  • Lead Cyber Security engineering activities in compliance with ISO/SAE 21434 and applicable customer requirements.
  • Define and review safety and cybersecurity strategies, plans, processes and work products.
  • Lead HARA, TARA, risk assessment and identification of safety/security goals and requirements.
  • Drive development and review of FSC, TSC and Cyber Security Concepts across product programs.
  • Ensure safety and cybersecurity requirements are effectively allocated to Hardware, Software and System Engineering teams.
  • Lead safety/security analysis including FMEA, FTA, FMEDA and other applicable methods.
  • Review system architecture and product designs from Functional Safety and Cyber Security perspectives
  • Drive safety/security verification, validation, testing and assessment activities throughout the product lifecycle
  • Coordinate with customers, suppliers, assessors and certification bodies for safety and cybersecurity reviews and audits.
  • Identify and manage safety risks, cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities and associated mitigation actions
  • Establish cybersecurity processes for vulnerability monitoring, incident management and product security lifecycle.
  • Mentor and develop Functional Safety and Cyber Security teams and build organizational competency
  • Drive continuous improvement, process standardization and adoption of industry best practices.
  • Ensure compliance with quality, safety, cybersecurity and customer-specific requirements across all product programs.


Qualification
  • B.E./B.Tech. Electronics / ECE / Electrical / Computer Science / Mechatronics Engineering


Experience
8-12 Years


Technical Details
  • Strong leadership experience in Automotive Functional Safety and Cyber Security
  • Expertise in ISO 26262 Functional Safety lifecycle and safety management
  • Strong knowledge of Automotive Cyber Security and ISO/SAE 21434
  • Experience in TARA (Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment), HARA and safety/security concept development
  • Knowledge of Safety Goals, Functional Safety Concept (FSC), Technical Safety Concept (TSC) and Cyber Security Concept
  • Experience with FMEA/FMEDA, FTA, DFA and risk analysis methodologies
  • Strong understanding of automotive E/E architecture, ECU, embedded systems, communication networks and vehicle systems
  • Knowledge of CAN, LIN, Ethernet and other automotive communication protocols
  • Experience in cybersecurity requirements, secure communication, access control, threat mitigation and vulnerability management
  • Knowledge of ASPICE, cybersecurity lifecycle, security testing and penetration testing concepts
  • Experience in customer audits, assessments, compliance and certification activities
  • Strong leadership, stakeholder management, technical decision-making and team management skills


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