What we need to see
B.Tech./B.E. degree or higher (Computer science or related) or equivalent experience.
4+ yrs of relevant software development experience, especially with embedded systems and/or kernel/driver stack.
Strong interest and background in software and hardware security, with hands‑on experience building or maintaining security‑relevant features.
Excellent C programming skills and experience with low‑level, resource‑constrained or real‑time environments (bare‑metal or RTOS) and device driver or BSP development.
Solid understanding of computer architecture and SoC fundamentals (caches, buses, MMUs, memory controllers, DMA, interrupt controllers, security islands, fuses).
Experience with complex system‑level debugging (cross‑component issues involving firmware, drivers, and hardware).
Comfortable using AI tools for development, code reviews, and testing in a secure and responsible way.
Strong communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to drive designs and reviews across teams.
Ways to stand out from the crowd
Experience with RISC‑V architecture, low‑level BSP / firmware bring‑up, toolchains, and/or on‑chip security controllers.
Strong understanding of hardware security, applied cryptography, and secure coding practices, especially for embedded controllers and firmware.
Hands-on work with secure boot, code integrity and confidentiality, TEEs, keys provisioning/rotation.
Experience with simulation/emulation and silicon bring‑up for security or control processors (FPGA prototyping, virtual platforms, QEMU/PQEMU, emulators).
Familiarity with security verification techniques: fuzzing, fault‑injection, coverage‑driven security testing, negative testing, or formal methods for security properties.
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