System & Cybersecurity Engineer (Automotive)

• Create, update, and maintain cybersecurity engineering work products for existing automotive projects in alignment with internal development processes, ASPICE requirements, CSMS expectations, and ISO/SAE 21434
• Perform Item Definition activities by identifying system boundaries, interfaces, assets, dependencies, operational scenarios, and assumptions for the relevant products and functions
• Conduct Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA), including damage scenario definition, threat scenario identification, attack path analysis, impact assessment, feasibility analysis, and risk determination
• Derive and maintain Cybersecurity Goals, Cybersecurity Claims, and Cybersecurity Requirements based on TARA results and project risk treatment decisions
• Ensure end-to-end traceability between cybersecurity work products, system requirements, technical requirements, and verification activities
• Support the implementation and maintenance of cybersecurity concepts for existing projects, ensuring alignment with platform constraints, legacy architectures, and product-specific requirements
• Coordinate with system, software, hardware, diagnostics, validation, and project teams to ensure cybersecurity requirements are feasible, consistent, and properly deployed
• Ensure all required cybersecurity documentation and evidence are prepared and maintained to support project assessments, audits, and release milestones
• Contribute to process compliance activities related to ASPICE and CSMS, including work product reviews, gap identification, and continuous improvement actions
• Create, analyze, and maintain System Diagnostics requirements for different products and variants, including diagnostic services, diagnostic sessions, security access, fault memory behavior, DTC concepts, routines, communication behavior, and service tool interactions
• Define and manage variant-specific diagnostics requirements to ensure consistency across product lines while addressing individual platform and customer needs
• Review existing system and diagnostics specifications and align them with cybersecurity, vehicle architecture, and process compliance expectations
• Support technical discussions, reviews, and decision-making related to cybersecurity architecture, diagnostics strategy, and system requirement definition

• Strong hands-on experience as a System Engineer and/or Cybersecurity Engineer in automotive embedded projects
• Solid understanding of automotive E/E architectures, ECU/system development lifecycle, and systems engineering principles
• Practical experience with automotive cybersecurity engineering in accordance with ISO/SAE 21434
• Experience creating and maintaining cybersecurity work products such as Item Definition, asset identification, damage scenarios, threat scenarios, attack paths, TARA, Cybersecurity Goals, and Cybersecurity Requirements
• Good knowledge of automotive process frameworks and compliance expectations, especially ASPICE and CSMS
• Experience defining and managing system requirements, including traceability, change management, and alignment with stakeholder and platform requirements
• Knowledge of automotive diagnostics concepts and standards, including UDS, DTC handling, diagnostic sessions, security access, routines, and variant-dependent diagnostic behavior
• Experience creating System Diagnostics requirements for different products, ECU variants, or vehicle platforms
• Familiarity with automotive communication technologies such as CAN, CAN FD, LIN, Ethernet, and related diagnostic and communication concepts
• Ability to work effectively across multiple disciplines, including system, software, diagnostics, validation, functional safety, and project teams
• Strong analytical, documentation, and communication skills

• Experience in automotive ECU, domain controller, or zonal/system-level development projects
• Familiarity with diagnostic requirement authoring for body, gateway, infotainment, ADAS, or powertrain-related ECUs
• Understanding of secure diagnostics, authentication mechanisms, secure flashing, and ECU access protection concepts
• Experience working with requirement management and traceability tools such as Codebeamer, DOORS, Polarion, or similar platforms
• Knowledge of functional safety interfaces and coordination points between ISO 26262 and ISO/SAE 21434 activities is an advantage

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