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The In-Vehicle Cybersecurity Engineer will act as a technical lead designing security into our vehicles. Engineers will evaluate, critique, and drive secure designs from concept to implementation.  In-Vehicle Cybersecurity Engineers identify new methods of securing our technologies from drafting specifications to executing testing.

Engineers need to be able to understand and evaluate risk for in-vehicle systems.  Recognizing and accommodating the limitations of embedded in-vehicle systems is essential.  Engineers are expected to take ownership of assignments including developing in-depth understanding of the technologies under review, working to close security gaps and mitigate identified vulnerabilities, and report out to security management.  Over time, Engineers will grow to become subject matter experts acting to develop and mature security controls and features in the vehicle.