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Huntington Ingalls Industries

Embedded Systems Security Engineer-18424

Huntington Ingalls Industries, Dayton, Ohio, United States, 45444


Embedded Systems Security Engineer-18424

Requisition Number: 18424Required Travel: 0 - 10%Employment Type: Full Time/Salaried/ExemptSecurity Clearance: SecretLevel of Experience: MidJob Description

Contribute as a member of the US Air Force Anti-Tamper Evaluation Team and influence the hardware and software security architectures for multi-billion dollar Air Force and DoD acquisition programs, ensuring our nation's most critical capabilities are protected from global reverse engineering threats. Work alongside senior technical staff and our US Government customer to identify weaknesses and vulnerabilities in the security implementations of weapon systems and sensors and report formalized risk assessments and technical recommendations to senior DoD decision makers. Participate in formalized test activities to verify correctness of final anti-tamper implementations and ensure that vulnerabilities have not been inadvertently introduced. Develop a deep knowledge of state of the art hardware and software security technologies and techniques and participate in educational opportunities via conferences (e.g. HOST, CHES, ISTFA) and government sponsored training in cryptography and reverse engineering.Review engineering design documents for anti-tamper solutions (e.g. Anti-Tamper Plans) and conduct vulnerability analysis of system level anti-tamper architecturesAuthor technical reports to document vulnerabilities of proposed anti-tamper solutions and provide technical recommendations for key DoD acquisition decision makersSupport technical interchange meetings and program reviews with US Air Force and DoD program offices and weapon system and sensor developers, and provide real time feedback to help achieve acceptable anti-tamper implementationsAuthor written feedback for US Air Force and DoD program offices and weapon system and sensor developers to document identified weaknesses and vulnerabilities of an anti-tamper solutionsRemain knowledgeable on the protection technologies, techniques and devices used to prevent exploitation of U.S. systems and technologiesRemain knowledgeable on the latest reverse engineering threats and attack techniquesParticipate in verification tests of anti-tamper implementationsSupport DoD anti-tamper working groups25% to 40% travel requiredMinimum Qualifications

B.S. (M.S. preferred) in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Software Engineering or other related engineering disciplines5+ years of engineering experience, to include systems engineering, electronic design, software development, system integration and/or test and failure analysisWorking knowledge of modern electronic components, to include microprocessors, FPGAs, and ASIC technologiesProficient technical writing skills to generate technical documents and presentationsGood verbal communication skills, comfortable interacting with technical peers and the ability to work as part of a team requiredGood analytical, critical thinking and problem solving skillsMinimum Secret clearance required to startMust be able to obtain and maintain a TS/SCI w/ enhanced security checksPreferred Requirements

Experience with DoD sensor and weapon system engineering and development desiredHardware and/or software reverse engineering experience is a plusExperience with Defensive Cyber technologies and techniques is a plusPhysical Requirements

Office, industrial or shipboard environment. Capable of climbing ladders and tolerating confined spaces and extreme temperature variances. Lifting and moving of materials not to exceed the guidelines set for one man lift.

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