Software Engineering Manager II - Security & Lifecycle

Job description

Job responsibilities

• Lead and grow a team of engineers responsible for nonvolatile memory management, software update workflows, low-level storage drivers, and platform security
• Set technical direction for how software updates are packaged, validated, and safely applied to vehicles in the field
• Guide the design and maintenance of low-level storage drivers and nonvolatile memory management strategies across the compute platform
• Own the memory map for the platform, allocating space across different memory units and nonvolatile storage for all consuming teams
• Oversee trusted firmware implementation and the full key lifecycle, including provisioning at manufacturing, in-field rotation, and revocation, to ensure a secure boot chain and verify the authenticity of code running…
• Direct the development of manufacturing image creation and tooling used to provision devices during production
• Partner with systems safety and security engineering to ensure update, storage, and key management workflows meet automotive safety and security requirements
• Work with silicon and tooling partners to resolve low-level integration issues related to storage, firmware, and provisioning

Job requirements

• This is a hands-on management role! Strong architectural, coding, and management skills are a must as you work in all 3
• Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Robotics or a related field and 7+ years of relevant experience (or Master's degree and 5+ years of relevant experience, or PhD and…
• Significant experience in embedded systems software development, with strong hands-on C++ programming experience
• At least 2 years of experience in an engineering management or technical leadership role
• Deep knowledge of nonvolatile memory technologies and low-level storage driver development
• Experience with software update systems, including packaging, validation, and safe rollout/rollback strategies
• Experience with trusted firmware (e.g., ARM Trusted Firmware) and secure boot concepts
• Experience with cryptographic key management practices, including key provisioning, rotation, and revocation in embedded systems