Staff Hardware Security Engineer

We are looking for a hands-on Hardware Security Engineer to support the security of SoC hardware platforms. This role is part of the Arm Product Security team and focuses on identifying problems in silicon level security features, understanding their impact, and working in partnership with architecture and silicon teams to help improve the overall security of our platforms.

In this role, you will chip in through detailed technical analysis, proof-of-concept demonstrations, and tooling that supports the assessment and improvement of hardware security features across sophisticated SoC platforms. You will work in a team that values collaboration, learning, and thoughtful problem-solving., * Carry out hands-on security assessments of SoC hardware components and security features, including trust anchors, debug interfaces, and isolation mechanisms

• Identify and analyse hardware security issues using approaches such as architecture review, hardware interface analysis, and experimental testing
• Develop proof-of-concept demonstrations that illustrate realistic system-level impact of hardware weaknesses
• Apply and grow knowledge of hardware security techniques relevant to silicon security, privilege boundaries, and trust architectures
• Develop and maintain tools and methodologies that support hardware security evaluation and experimentation
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• Practical experience in offensive security, vulnerability research, or low-level systems security
• Deep knowledge in microarchitecture and SoC design principles
• Experience reviewing architectural specifications and RTL for security-relevant behaviour
• Strong understanding of modern SoC architectures, including security boundaries, privilege levels, and hardware isolation mechanisms
• Experience analysing hardware interfaces and platform components such as debug infrastructure, secure boot root of trust, or system interconnects
• Familiarity with hardware debug interfaces (e.g., JTAG, SWD) and relevant hardware attack techniques
• Experience working with low-level programming languages such as C, with working knowledge of assembly language (preferably Arm)
• Understanding of hardware-software interactions and how security properties are enforced across system layers
• Ability to write clear, well-structured technical reports and document security findings
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a diverse, inclusive team

“Nice To Have” Skills and Experience :

• Experience with Arm-based platforms and SoC security architectures
• Familiarity with hardware security analysis techniques such as fault injection and side-channel analysis
• Experience using laboratory equipment and tooling for hardware experimentation and debugging
• Exposure to silicon bring-up environments or hardware validation workflows
• Contributions to internal or external hardware security research, tools, or vulnerability disclosures

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