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We are looking for a highly experienced Product Cybersecurity Expert to join our client within the automotive industry and drive the development of secure vehicle platforms. This role requires extensive expertise in cybersecurity design, architecture, and compliance, with a strong focus on the automotive domain. The position typically requires 12+ years of relevant experience and recognition as an expert in the field. What you will do As a Cybersecurity Senior Expert, you will: 1. Develop cybersecurity technical solutions for vehicle architectures Perform Threat Analysis and Risk Assessments (TARA) for vehicle platforms Define and implement cybersecurity requirements from standards and external partners Conduct vulnerability analyses to identify and mitigate potential threats and weaknesses 2. Harmonize cybersecurity concepts across systems Define overall vehicle-level items and dependencies Provide guidance on technical assumptions and CS concept selection Align requirements with external partners where applicable Define verification and validation strategies Consolidate cybersecurity cases across systems and functions 3. Ensure end-to-end vehicle-level cybersecurity integrity Lead design and architecture solutions for vehicle platforms Collaborate with cross-functional teams to align cybersecurity solutions with vehicle programs and platforms Consolidate cybersecurity cases created by functional and component teams 4. Strengthen cybersecurity processes Contribute to the development and continuous improvement of cybersecurity processes Ensure alignment with compliance, regulations (UNECE R155), standards (ISO/SAE 21434), and internal policies Support integration of cybersecurity into all stages of product development Qualifications Required B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Computer Science, Electronics, or equivalent Proven experience leading cybersecurity activities in vehicle platforms/programs, including type approval Strong background in secure architecture design or cybersecurity concept design Hands-on experience as a Cybersecurity Engineer or Architect in embedded systems Familiarity with automotive embedded system design, network protocols, and communication technologies (CAN, Ethernet, wireless) Deep understanding of cybersecurity best practices, including cryptography and CS concepts Knowledge of standards and regulations: ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE R155, CSMS Experience in TARA execution for complex systems Strong analytical mindset with excellent communication and collaboration skills Experience working with agile methods Knowledge of AI integration and tool automation (e.g., AI agents, LLMs) is a strong advantage Personal skills: You have excellent communication and collaboration skills You can easily create a network and work in cross functional international teams Fluent in English both spoken and written. Swedish is a plus You are a problem solver, and work in a structured way Curious, flexible and supportive Looking forward to meeting you.
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