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EMBEDDED SECURITY ENGINEER – MANUFACTURING: <div>Experience: 5–7 Years </div><div>Industry: Power/ Solar/ Energy Manufacturing / Industrial Systems </div><div>Role Overview: </div><div>The Embedded Security Engineer is responsible for securing embedded systems, firmware, </div><div>and hardware used in manufacturing equipment, solar modules, and industrial devices. </div><div>Key Responsibilities: - Design and implement embedded system and firmware security controls. - Implement secure boot, firmware signing, encryption, and key management. - Perform firmware vulnerability analysis and secure code reviews. - Implement hardware root-of-trust mechanisms (TPM, Secure Elements). - Secure device-to-device and device-to-cloud communications. - Support product security testing and regulatory compliance. - Work closely with R&amp;D, hardware, and manufacturing teams. </div><div>Educational Qualification: - Bachelor’s or master’s degree in Electronics, Embedded Systems, Computer Engineering, </div><div>or Cybersecurity. </div><div>Relevant Certifications (Preferred): - CSSLP (Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional) - Embedded Security certifications - CEH (for product security testing exposure) </div><div>Key Expertise: - Embedded C/C++, RTOS, Embedded Linux - Secure boot and firmware security - Cryptography implementation in embedded systems - MCU / SoC security architectures - Manufacturing and industrial device security&nbsp;</div>

Embedded Security Engineer

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