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Gaydon
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Vehicle Security Architect – c£100,000 – Hybrid (2-3x week in Gaydon)

Overview
Are you an experienced Vehicle Security Architect looking to design and implement cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions for next-generation automotive systems?
I am seeking a security expert to develop secure architectures, conduct risk assessments, and ensure compliance with industry cybersecurity standards. This is an opportunity to lead technical security reviews and collaborate with cross-functional teams to embed security into vehicle systems for one of the world's most prestigious vehicle manufacturing brands.

Role Responsibilities

Design and implement secure architectures for in-vehicle networks, ECUs, and onboard systems.
Conduct technical second line-of-defence (2nd LoD) security reviews for onboard and offboard vehicle elements.
Ensure compliance with automotive cybersecurity regulations such as UN-R155, UN-R156, and ISO 21434.
Develop and maintain security frameworks for vehicle network architectures.
Oversee cybersecurity risk assessments, including TARA (Threat Analysis & Risk Assessment).
Support Cyber Security Management System (CSMS) processes in line with industry standards.
Ensure secure software, diagnostics, and communication protocols for both onboard and offboard vehicle components.
Work with engineering, security, and compliance teams to integrate cybersecurity into the product lifecycle.
Provide expert security guidance and articulate findings to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Contribute to the continuous improvement of cybersecurity policies, standards, and best practices. 
Essential Skills and Experience

Strong knowledge of automotive cybersecurity regulations, including ISO 21434, UN-R155, and UN-R156.
Experience in security architecture design for vehicle networks and ECUs.
Understanding of cybersecurity controls, including Secure Boot, SecOC, Secure Diagnostics, Secure Debug, and SOTA security.
Familiarity with network architecture, communication protocols, ECU hardware, and HSMs.
Excellent documentation and communication skills, with the ability to engage stakeholders at all levels. 
Package:

C£100,000 (flexible)
Excellent benefits
Hybrid (2-3x week in Gaydon)

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