Technical Product Security Engineer; Medical Devices

We’re hiring for a “Technical Product Security Engineer (Medical Devices)” role in “Burlington, MA (Hybrid – Onsite M/W/F required)” with one of our industry-leading clients. This is a long-term opportunity, with competitive pay, and the team is actively scheduling interviews.

Technical Product Security Engineer (Medical Devices)

Burlington, MA (Hybrid – Onsite M/W/F required)

Full-Time

$150 - 170K

We are seeking a Senior Product Security Engineer to join our team in Burlington, MA. This is a highly technical, hands‑on role focused on securing embedded medical devices across the full product lifecycle. You will play a key role in designing and implementing security architecture, working closely with firmware, software, and systems engineering teams to ensure products are secure by design and aligned with regulatory expectations.

This position sits within the broader GRC organization but operates as a deeply technical product security function, bridging engineering, security, and compliance.

• Design and define security architecture for embedded and connected medical devices
• Lead secure‑by‑design initiatives, including threat modeling and risk mitigation
• Develop and review security solutions for authentication, encryption, secure communications, and data protection
• Partner with engineering teams to embed security into the product lifecycle.

• Work closely with firmware and software teams to improve security of device components and interfaces
• Support OS and platform hardening (Windows/Linux‑based systems)
• Ensure secure update mechanisms, integrity validation, and secure configurations.

• Manage and coordinate third‑party penetration testing engagements
• Define testing scope, review findings, and drive remediation efforts
• Ensure security validation throughout design, development, and pre‑market stages.

• Lead identification, tracking, and remediation of vulnerabilities across products
• Coordinate cross‑functional response to security issues and disclosures
• Monitor third‑party component risks and dependencies.

• Develop and implement security processes, standards, and SOPs
• Help mature the organization’s product security program
• Ensure alignment with regulatory and internal security expectations.