Senior Security System Architect
Pubblicato il 10-10-2026 - STMicroelectronics Italia in Agrate Brianza
OUR STORY
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CONTEXT
We are looking to strengthen our MCU system architecture team lineup with an additional security architect,
in consideration of the widening of its product base and of the imminent coming into effect of the european Cyber Resilience Act.
Role Summary
We are looking for a Security Architect to lead the definition, analysis, and implementation of hardware and software security features for part of our next-generation microcontroller products targeting automotive, industrial, humanoid robotics, and general purpose applications.
The ideal candidate will be a senior professional with deep expertise in security architectures, and with hands on experience in execution according to security standards (e.g. SESIP, ISO62443, ISO21434).
Key Responsibilities
- Define security concepts and security architectures for microcontroller products.
- Execute threat analysis activities and related risk assessments (e.g. automotive TARA), to drive the identification and definition of appropriate security features and countermeasures, and to develop guidance for proper usage of our micr