SoC BSW Engineer – OS, Hypervisor & Cybersecurity

We are seeking a highly experienced SoC Basic Software (BSW) Engineer with strong expertise in operating systems, hypervisor integration, and embedded cybersecurity for automotive platforms. The ideal candidate will play a key role in designing, integrating, and securing system software for next-generation automotive SoCs.

• 10+ years of experience in embedded software development with strong focus on OS, hypervisor integration, and system security architecture
• Strong programming skills in C/C++, with hands‑on experience in secure coding practices and static code analysis tools
• Deep expertise in at least one OS/hypervisor platform such as QNX, Linux, or Android-based virtualization (GVM), and related virtualization technologies
• Strong experience in secure boot, trusted boot chains, access control mechanisms, MMU/MPU configuration, and cryptographic frameworks/libraries
• Proven experience in BSP development, device drivers, and SoC bring‑up activities
• Strong understanding of security threat modeling, penetration testing methodologies, and risk assessment techniques
• Familiarity with hardware security features such as TPM, ARM Trust Zone, and HSM, including secure firmware integration
• In‑depth knowledge of ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE WP.29, ASPICE, and ISO 26262 (ASIL‑B/D systems)
• Experience in vehicle networking protocols including CAN, Ethernet, and LIN, along with network security concepts
• Proficiency in Python and Shell scripting for automation, validation, and tooling in embedded environments

• Lead the design, integration, and optimization of OS and hypervisor platforms (e.g., QNX, QNX Hypervisor, Linux, Android-based GVM) for automotive SoC environments
• Architect and implement cybersecurity mechanisms at OS and virtualization layers, including secure boot, runtime isolation, memory protection, and access control policies
• Collaborate with platform and security teams to define threat models, mitigation strategies, and secure software development lifecycle (SSDLC) practices
• Develop and maintain device drivers for peripherals such as UART, SPI, PCIe, Ethernet, I2C, and LVDS
• Drive BSP integration, system bring‑up, and OS/hypervisor initialization for new SoC platforms
• Debug and resolve complex system‑level issues using tools such as JTAG debuggers, logic analyzers, and trace tools
• Develop automation frameworks and scripts using Python, Shell, and CLI tools for diagnostics, configuration, and security validation
• Ensure compliance with automotive cybersecurity and safety standards including ISO/SAE 21434, ISO 26262, and ASPICE
• Support CI/CD pipelines, automated testing frameworks, and Agile/Scrum development processes
• Provide technical leadership, architecture reviews, and mentorship on secure embedded system design