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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Product Security Architect - **Company:** Aptiv - **Location:** Troy, MI, United States - **Salary:** $146,000.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Agile Methodology, Cyber Security, Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS), Open Web Application Security, ISO/IEC 15504, Software Engineering, Software Vulnerability Management, Software Security, Information Technology, DO-178B - **Published:** July 19, 2026 - **Apply:** https://jobs.mitalent.org/job-seeker/job-details/JobCode/395810695 ## About the Role Direct experience with product security assurance techniques including Threat Modeling, Security Testing, Vulnerability Management, Software Composition, etc. Experience in software engineering models and techniques. Experience empowering security compliance broadly across an organization. Broad-based experience with global security regulations, frameworks, and standards. Exposure to customer compliance and remediations (Questionnaire's, Audits, Contracts, etc.) Ability to analyze and think quickly and to resolveconflict. Strong communication, interpersonal,and mentoring skills. Ability to work effectively across the organization. Ability to adapt to a changing environment., Bachelor's degree in engineering, computer science, information technology or similar field with 14 years of experience in software development, security engineering, and/or compliance. Master's Degree is preferred and 12 years of related experience. Preferred is a certified security professional (CSSLP, CISM, CISSP, CEH, or similar). Direct experience mobilizing one or more security standards/certifications/models like OWASP SAMM, IEC 62443, ISO 21434, NIST 800-218, FIPS 140-3, DISA STIG, Common Criteria, CMMC, FedRamp, etc. Practical experience with the NIST 800 series of security standards, including 800-53, 800-171, and others. Experience mobilizing secure software development techniques across an organization such as training, workshops, or similar. Demonstrated experience using agile techniques and frameworks to deliver secure software. Excellent verbal and written, management level and customer communicationskills. Preferred experience with the European Union (EU) security regulatory environment including the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). Preferred experience with national security systems and standards (CNSS, etc.). Preferred working knowledge of risk management frameworks and risk-based secure software development. Preferred experience with AI and Machine learning and their governance and provenance in a secure software development environment. Preferred working knowledge of related quality and safety assurance standards such as ASPICE, ISO 26262, or DO-178C. ## Description Wind River Systems is seeking an experiencedSoftware Product Security Architect to join the R&D Security Office to scale trust in our product security to meet increasing business and security technology needs. This position will join a mature product security team and architect and mobilize product security trust initiatives, manage customer product security trust, and contribute to product security incident response (PSIRT) and vulnerability management. HOW YOU WILL CONTRIBUTE In your daily job you will: Work and collaborate with customer, product, engineering, and operations teams to ensure high levels ofproduct security trust with a scalable, compliance-driven mindset, across all products Architect the product security trust roadmap and scale the compliance framework to meet emerging and future business priorities. Empower product security compliance frameworks across engineering and aligned to the CTO Office, Product Management, IT, Legal, InfoSec, and SecOps. Empower product security champions throughout product engineering. Manage customer product security trust and compliance. 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