Position Description

**Secret Clearance Required to Start.**

Position is open to remote work.

We are seeking a skilled Embedded Cyber Software Developer to support cybersecurity initiatives focused on secure boot processes, firmware security, and hardware root of trust implementations within embedded systems. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience with secure boot loaders, firmware encryption, hashing algorithms, and secure firmware update mechanisms. This role involves evaluating, developing, and configuring secure boot loaders, coordinating with vendors, performing recovery testing, and delivering training and documentation to ensure robust cybersecurity integration throughout the product lifecycle.

Key Responsibilities
Develop, sign, and configure custom boot loaders, including Company-developed boot loaders and open-source signed EFI boot loaders.
Lead Secure Boot integration efforts, including creating training materials, documentation, and coordinating with vendors to ensure compliance and security.
Perform recovery testing and verification to validate secure boot and firmware recovery mechanisms.
Support PolarFire firmware services related to encryption and hashing algorithms, including development and testing.
Develop and maintain user space APIs for PolarFire encryption and hash algorithms.
Implement and validate hardware root of trust features, including fuse configuration and testing.
Manage firmware update processes, including planning, execution, and verification of multiple firmware updates over the product lifecycle.
Design and develop custom Secure Boot UEFI applications to enhance system security.
Configure, test, and validate boot loaders to ensure secure and reliable system startup.
Collaborate with cybersecurity, firmware, hardware, and software teams to integrate security features effectively.
Provide technical training and documentation to internal teams and stakeholders on secure boot and firmware security processes.
Stay current with cybersecurity best practices, secure boot technologies, and firmware security trends