Nvidia Senior Technical Program Manager - Cybersecurity Automotive 

United States, California 

777999132

You will collaborate with functional safety managers, security architects, software developers and independent assessors to ensure the ground-breaking automotive software solutions that are shaping the autonomous driving industry are meeting a high bar of security compliance. You will work with hardworking and dedicated multi-functional engineering development teams across various vehicle subsystems to integrate their work into our DRIVE AV platform, while achieving or exceeding all relevant NVIDIA and automotive standards & guidelines. You'll find the work is exciting, fun, and challenging!

What you’ll be doing:

• Be involved in the process definition and process improvement for various ISO21434 work products such as security analysis, requirements engineering, architectural verification, and development of groundbreaking software stacks for self-driving cars with an opportunity to craft its future

• Implement the defined processes to meet the ISO21434 security standard through the management and preparation of cybersecurity plans, concept, manual, case, vulnerability and tool management

• Work closely with the security architecture team to provide direction and guidance on how to satisfy self-driving automotive security guidelines and requirements

• Mentor teams and developers, promoting guidelines on the best security practices and optimizing process

What we need to see:

• BS degree or equivalent experience in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or computer engineering

• 5+ years of experience with proven record of driving a secure SDLC according to completion based on industry standards (preferably ISO21434).

• Demonstrated experience in achieving compliance to cybersecurity standards and general automotive quality management systems.

• Basic experience in software engineering with a solid understanding of the software development challenges and the difficulties of integrating a secure development lifecycle overlay.

• Background in threat modeling, common software weaknesses, and common attack vectors

• Familiarity with computer system architectures, SoC fundamentals (e.g., caches, buses, memory controllers, debug), OS architectures, and networking systems (e.g., ethernet, CAN, LIN)

• Effective written and verbal communication skills, ability to work independently, and collaboratively in a cross-functional environment

• Familiar with various automotive standards such as ISO26262 and Automotive SPICE.

Ways to stand out from the crowd:

• Experience with achieving ISO21434 product certification for an automotive software product

• Participation in standardization bodies and contribution to an existing cybersecurity standard.