Embedded Security Engineer
Oho Group Ltd
UK
4 days ago
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Role details
Contract type
Permanent contract
Employment type
Full-time (> 32 hours)
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source
Tech stack
C++ (Programming Language)
Computer Programming
Software Debugging
Firmware
Information Systems Security Architecture Professional
PCI Express
Extensible Firmware Interface
Cloud Platform System
U-Boot
Job description
The Opportunity We’re looking for an experienced Embedded/Firmware Engineer to work on next-generation platform security. You’ll develop low-level firmware and hardware prototypes, explore new security architectures, and work closely with hardware, systems and security engineers.
Requirements
- Strong professional experience in embedded systems or firmware engineering
- Excellent C/C++ programming and low-level debugging skills
- Previous experience in security research (whether in industry or academically)
- Experience with ARM or x86 architectures and firmware/boot environments
- Experience with technologies such as UEFI, secure boot, PCIe, DMA, TPMs or memory protection
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