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# Senior Product Security Engineer - QRA

- **Company:** Zoox
- **Location:** Boston, MA, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $217,000.0 - $307,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Artificial Intelligence, Systems Engineering, Cyber Security, Computer Engineering, Joint Test Action (IEEE Standards), Monte Carlo Methods, Systems Development Life Cycle, Cloud Services, Cyber-physical Systems, Large Language Models, Software Security
- **Published:** August 5, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=6cbeb265717b0ebc

## About the Role

The Product Security Threat Analysis and Security Standards team is responsible for conducting structured security analyses of Zoox products and applying security standards judiciously throughout the System Development Life Cycle at Zoox. In this role, you'll bring a robust background in systems engineering, coupled with a demonstrated passion and concrete expertise in cybersecurity.

You should possess proven skills in translating your analysis into high-quality written deliverables. Additionally, you should have a demonstrated ability to identify and evaluate threats across both wireless and wired communication channels in automotive systems., * Master's degree in CS or related engineering field (software, hardware, systems) and 7+ years of experience

 * A strong general systems engineering background along with a demonstrated passion and concrete expertise in cybersecurity
 * Prior experience with quantitative risk assessment frameworks (eg: EPSS, Attack trees/graph quantification, Monte Carlo simulations, Bayesian networks)
 * Prior experience with the security analysis of complex embedded systems and a demonstrated skill in turning the analysis into high-quality written deliverables
 * Pragmatic adoption of AI/LLM toolchains for security analysis and authoring high quality regulatory work products, * Direct, demonstrated experience with (including the practical application of) ISO 21434, UNECE R155, NIST CSF, SOC2 Type2 (and similar frameworks and standards) will be considered an advantage.
 * Experience with the security analysis of complex cyber-physical systems and automotive Systems on Chips (SoCs), including on-chip security features and various onboard communication interfaces (e.g., UDS, JTAG, CAN/LIN, I2C, SPI)
 * Familiarity with common cloud deployment architecture and frameworks

## Description

* Perform Quantitative Risk Assessment by quantifying security related safety risks, collaborating with cross functional teams particularly safety teams to ensure alignment with safety and security objectives while supporting risk-informed engineering decisions.
 * Carry out security analysis, threat modeling, and risk assessment for a complex product ecosystem consisting of a custom-designed and built vehicle fleet as well as a portfolio of cloud services.
 * Define cybersecurity requirements and maintain a catalog of cybersecurity controls to establish secure baselines.
 * Interface with a multitude of engineering teams within Product Security as well as across software and hardware engineering. Build and maintain a strong understanding of the underlying engineering constraints and factor that understanding into the analysis and recommendations.
 * Analyze existing and emerging standards in cybersecurity (both general and domain-specific) and distill the analysis into a plan for adoption that is well-grounded and focused on tangible business impact.


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