Embedded linux cybersecurity developer
Pubblicato il 01-08-2026 - Ntt Data Europe & Latam in Italia
Who We Are We don't just develop embedded software — we engineer intelligence into products. The Embedded Competence Center at NTT DATA Romania brings together experts in embedded systems, firmware development, and hardware–software integration, delivering robust and high-performance solutions for complex, safety‐critical environments. With strong expertise in C/C++, AUTOSAR, real‐time operating systems, and communication protocols, we design scalable embedded architectures, integrate software seamlessly with hardware, and ensure compliance with industry standards. Across the industries we support — from Automotive and Industrial Automation to Smart Devices and Io T — we transform reliable embedded technology into a foundation for innovative, dependable products. You will be part of the development of an advanced telematics solution for commercial vehicles. You will join feature teams, working in an Agile environment (SAFe framework), contributing to the delivery of features within Program Increments (12‐week cycles).
This role is well suited for freelancers or independent consultants looking to work on complex automotive embedded projects. What You'll Be Doing Architect and validate the hardware‐rooted Chain of Trust Manage secure boot flow from Qualcomm PBL → Linux kernel → user space Define and implement PKI strategy Manage certificate lifecycle; code‐signing authorities; PKCS standards (especially PKCS#11) Enable secure interaction with HSM / Trust Zone Design and implement SELinux policies Enforce least privilege principles Perform security audits across system services Design and integrate real‐time intrusion detection mechanisms Monitor anomalous behavior; protocol violations; unauthorized access Participate in Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA) Align with ISO/SAE 21434 Identify attack vectors and define mitigation strategies Ensure secure software update (OTA) processes Prevent rollback attacks and unauthorized firmware injection Design cryptographic