Cyber Security Engineer
Pubblicato il 12-09-2026 - Sécheron in Villafranca di Verona
Sécheron Hasler Italia is seeking an CyberSecurity Engineer to join the Integration Verification & Testing Department as a Test Engineer. The selected candidate will work closely with the IVT Manager and Product Integrity Manager, contributing, to writing test cases and carry out functional testing on electronic devices for use in the railway sector.
Key Responsibilities
- Ensure compliance with railway-specific regulations (IEC 62443 and CLC/TS 50701)
- Support the security certifications the products
- Coordinate with regulatory bodies and certification authorities
- Maintain audit trails and documentation for security controls
- Conduct penetration tests on railway products and systems
- Perform vulnerability scanning and security audits
- Execute testing on hybrid OT/IT environments
- Develop and maintain security test cases and scenarios
- Manage security incidents affecting products
- Coordinate responsible disclosure processes with external vendors
- Track and remediate identified vulnerabilities
- Support post-incident analysis and process improvements
- Analysis of system functional requirements and software functional requirements.
- Development of test strategies to be applied according to the specific level required (distributed system, device, electronic board).
- Definition of test specifications (test cases), with the possibility of using automated management tools.
- Development of scripts, subroutines and/or programmes written in high-level language
for automated test execution, where applicable.
- Definition of the test bench and coordination of its implementation, with the support of hardware and software resources available in-house or externally.
- Creation of test documentation (test plan, test procedures, test reports),
- Execution of tests and drafting of reports, assisted by integrated management systems (e.g. Polarion tools).
- Tracking of test cases on covered requirements.
- Identification of bugs, their classification into major and min