Software Engineer II, Device Security

Job description

Job responsibilities

• Build and maintain software and tools for trusted boot and device provisioning, working with NVIDIA secure boot and UEFI.
• Contribute to device trust and key protection using hardware roots of trust, including Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs), and security technologies such as ARM TrustZone.
• Contribute to device key management though the use of Hardware Security Modules (HSMs).
• Write, test, and debug software and scripts in Linux, and investigate issues across software and hardware.
• Identify and reduce attack surfaces across device software, boot flows, and supporting tools.
• Collaborate with security, firmware, cloud, manufacturing, and other engineering teams through design discussions, code reviews, and documentation;

Job requirements

• Software engineering experience — Typically 1–3 years of full-time experience building, testing, and maintaining production-quality software, or equivalent experience.
• You can read and reason about code, identify logic errors, and learn to contribute across C++, Python, and Rust codebases
• Prior experience in all three languages is not required. B.S. or M.S. in CS, CE, EE, or a related field.
• AI-assisted development — You’re comfortable using AI-assisted development tools and can understand, review, and validate the code they produce.
• Security fundamentals — Familiarity with authentication, encryption, cryptographic keys, and trust boundaries, and an interest in applying them to hardware devices.
• Linux and tooling — Comfort working in Linux and using scripting languages such as Python or Bash to automate tasks, build tools, and investigate problems.
• Problem-solving and collaboration — A thoughtful approach to unfamiliar problems, attention to detail, and the ability to communicate clearly, seek feedback, and follow work through.
• Experience with key management and/or NVIDIA platforms, such as Jetson, is a plus