Role:
- Design, Development & evaluation of cyber security for Automotive controllers [Controls Spec and software team]
Responsibilities:
- Automotive Cyber security specification development (RFQ, SOR, SPEC, CHECKLIST, TARA etc.)
- Cyber Security Development project management/ Workplan preparation and Monitoring
- Vehicle CS Concept development and Risk Management
- ECU Level CS testing Evaluation and Test result Analysis
- Vehicle CS analysis testing (IDS, IDPS and ECU Fuzz)
- PSIRT, vulnerability analysis and management
- CS compliance and vehicle type approval
Technical/ Functional:
- Experience in creating software specifications for automotive electronic controllers and vehicle Network (LIN, CAN, ETH, BLE etc.)
- Knowledge of Diagnostic communication protocols ex: KWP2000, UDS etc.
- Understanding of vehicle level testing of electronic controller’s software
- Proficiency in CANOE software usage
- Knowledge of OTA (Over the air) protocol
- Working knowledge of ISO21434, ISO-26262, AUTOSAR standards.
- Knowledge of Automotive cybersecurity regulations for EU, JP and India (UNR and AIS)
Behavioural:
- Effective team player having Positive attitude.
- Study Industrial Trends (global &domestic) and apply it in work related area.
- Planning and Co-ordination of activities with various stakeholders
- Good Interpersonal, Communication & Presentation skills.
Education Qualification
Essential: B.E / B. Tech in Electrical/Electronics/Mechanical
Desirable:
Experience & Knowledge
- Automotive OEM experience: Vehicle design and development cycle
- Hands-on experience in electronic component CS development
- Software Dev. process experience (Autosar/ Non Autosar)
- Cybersecurity development cycle implementation knowledge (Concept/Product Development/Post Development) [SHE / HSM etc.]
- Knowledge of NIST, RSA for Random Number Generation, Crypto Algorithms, Certificates & Key management and implementation of In-vehicle Networks
- Implementation Experience of Secure boot, Secure Diagnostic, Secure logging, Secure Debug etc.
