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# Embedded Cryptography Engineer

- **Company:** Glasgowa
- **Location:** UK
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** ARM Architecture, Cyber Security, Software Debugging, Firmware, Reduced Instruction Set Computing, System Programming, Multiaccess Edge Computing
- **Published:** October 4, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.apply4u.co.uk/jobs/embedded-cryptography-engineer/50233370

## About the Role

Join a global semiconductor leader - Embedded Cryptography Engineer, GlasgowA global semiconductor technology company is expanding its security engineering team and is looking for an Embedded Cryptography Engineer to develop state-of-the-art cryptographic software protecting products across automotive, payment, identification, IoT and edge computing applications.This is a highly technical role focused on embedded cryptography, security countermeasures and low-level software development, working closely with security architects, firmware and OS teams, hardware engineers and internal evaluation teams. You'll have the opportunity to work across both established and emerging cryptographic technologies, including Post-Quantum Cryptography.Required experienceCore experience centred around cryptography and embedded securityStrong understanding and implementation experience with cryptographic primitivesStrong C and Assembly development skills within embedded environmentsGood understanding of
ARM Cortex and RISC-V microcontroller architecturesExperience developing security countermeasures against side-channel and fault-injection attacksStrong debugging, analysis and low-level problem-solving skillsExperience working closely with hardware, firmware, OS and security architecture teamsExperience with Post-Quantum Cryptography or Rust would be advantageous #J-18808-Ljbffr