Security Engineer
Work Fusion
Vienna, Austria
5 days ago
Role details
Contract type
Permanent contract Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours) Working hours
Regular working hours Languages
English Experience level
Intermediate Compensation
€ 65KJob location
Vienna, Austria
Tech stack
Java
Software System Penetration Testing
C Sharp (Programming Language)
C++
Code Review
Firmware
Fuzz Testing
Python
Open Web Application Security
Secure Coding
Software Vulnerability Management
Static Application Security Testing
Vulnerability Analysis
Dynamic Application Security Testing
Job description
We're hiring a Product Security Engineer to help secure our customers next-generation medical devices for the pharmacy space with products across software, hardware and firmware. You'll embed security into the product lifecycle-from early design and threat modelling through testing, documentation and incident response-helping protect patient safety and sensitive healthcare data.
What you'll do
- Drive secure-by-design practices across product teams (software/hardware/firmware)
- Run threat modelling, risk assessments, vulnerability analysis and remediation planning
- Perform code reviews, penetration testing and fuzzing on software/firmware
- Define and improve secure coding standards and security test approaches (SAST/DAST etc.)
- Support security documentation (Incident & Vulnerability Management Plans, Product Security White Papers)
- Partner with Quality/Regulatory to support compliance (IEC 62443, GDPR, HIPAA, FDA guidance)
- Support product security incident response and continuous improvement
Requirements
- 3+ years in product security (embedded, IoT, industrial/OT or regulated environments ideal)
- Strong grasp of OWASP Top 10 and practical mitigation techniques
- Hands-on experience with SAST/DAST, pentesting and modern security tooling
- Coding ability in one or more of: C++, C#, Python, Java
- Understanding of cryptography and secure comms protocols
- Clear communicator who can influence engineering teams and work cross-functionally