Senior Security Engineer, Device/Hardware

Motive empowers people who run physical operations with tools that make their work safer, more productive, and more profitable. The Senior Security Engineer, Device/Hardware will partner with Product, Engineering, and Hardware teams to establish secure-by-default hardware and embedded systems through design reviews, threat modeling, security requirements, automation, and security enablement.

Responsibilities:

• Build the hardware and embedded security baseline and process across Motive devices, including boot chain, firmware, FOTA, and manufacturing
• Drive relationships with hardware engineering team to ensure findings are prioritized, validated and remediated
• Identify and assess hardware security risks across the product lifecycle including designing, manufacturing, deployment, updating, and decommissioning
• Lead hardware security architecture reviews, threat modeling, and security testing for product systems
• Define and review security requirements for hardware platforms, embedded systems, firmware interfaces, boot processes, debug capabilities, and device lifecycle controls in cloud-connected environments
• Drive end to end security for device hardware across IoT andcloud security infrastructure

Requirements:

• 5+ years years of experience in Hardware Security, including creating security by design patterns into new devices and platforms
• 5+ years of experience in working with product teams creating security designs and providing security requirements
• 5+ years of hands on development experience in the programming languages like python and C/C++
• Strong understanding of hardware root of trust, secure boot, attestation, key protection, device identity, and secure provisioning concepts
• Demonstrated hands-on experience designing, reviewing, and validating security controls for hardware and low-level system architectures
• Experience in cloud security, runtime security, supply chain security, and application security best practices
• The applicant must be authorized to receive and access those commodities and technologies controlled under U.S. Export Administration Regulations