We are seeking a
Hands-On Automotive Cybersecurity Engineer
to drive low-level security implementation and testing on physical Electronic Control Units (ECUs). This is an active execution role—not a process, governance, or compliance management position. You will write robust Embedded C/C++ code, configure microcontroller security peripherals, integrate Hardware Security Modules (HSM), and validate firmware security directly on hardware target benches.

Core Responsibilities
Embedded Development:
Write, maintain, and optimize production-grade Embedded C/C++ code for automotive ECUs running bare-metal or RTOS settings.
HSM & Hardware Security:
Integrate and configure Hardware Security Module (HSM) firmware stacks (e.g., Vector vHSM, ESCRYPT CycurHSM) and configure underlying silicon security hardware (SHE, HSM cores).
Secure Boot & Firmware:
Implement Root of Trust, Secure Boot mechanisms, and Secure Firmware Update (OTA/FOTA) pipelines.
Diagnostics & Cryptography:
Code UDS Security Access routines (Services $27 / $29) and implement cryptographic primitives (AES, RSA, ECC,



CMAC) and key storage management.
Bench Validation & Fuzzing:
Perform active security testing, interface fuzzing, penetration testing, and vulnerability assessments using hardware trace tools and bus analyzers on real ECU targets.

Required Qualifications & Technical Skills
Programming Languages:
Advanced proficiency in
Embedded C and Embedded C++
.
Microcontrollers:
Hands-on development experience with 32-bit automotive microcontrollers such as
Infineon AURIX (TC2x/TC3x/TC4x), NXP S32, Renesas RH850, STMicroelectronics (STM32), or TI AM26x
.
Security Stacks:
Proven experience in one of the following domains:
AUTOSAR Ecosystem:
AUTOSAR Crypto Stack (vCSM, vCRY, vHSM, Vector Security Stacks).
Non-AUTOSAR / Bare-Metal:
Custom security implementations on RTOS/Bare-Metal architectures.
Protocols & Diagnostics:
Deep knowledge of UDS (ISO 14229) Security Access, CAN/CAN-FD,

📌 Automotive Cybersecurity Developer Pune City
🏢 ACL Digital
📍 Pune