Cybersecurity Compliance & Resilience Specialist (Embedded Systems)

TL;DR

Cybersecurity Compliance & Resilience Specialist (Embedded Systems): Ensuring embedded software and hardware interfaces meet Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and industrial standards with an accent on Secure SDLC governance and compliance throughout product lifecycle. Focus on project planning, backlog management, cross-functional alignment, metrics dashboards, and regulatory artifact delivery.

Location: New Freedom, PA 17349 (United States)

Salary: $104,000–$110,200

Company

Global engineering team developing cutting-edge sustainability technology.

What you will do

• Develop and maintain cyber resilience project plans for embedded software, tracking milestones and compliance artifacts.
• Create and manage security backlogs with full traceability of remediation activities.
• Lead planning sessions and reviews to align security with product goals across engineering and leadership.
• Build real-time dashboards and metrics for transparency on security delivery and compliance.
• Support Secure SDLC with SAST, DAST, SCA, and SBOM implementation.
• Align development with Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and industrial automation standards like IEC 62443.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Software Engineering, or equivalent.
• 2+ years in cybersecurity with Secure SDLC practices.
• Certification: CompTIA Security+, ISC2 CSSLP, CCP, or equivalent.
• Knowledge of Threat Modeling, GDPR, SBOM, vulnerability scoring (CVSS/EPSS).
• Excellent organizational and cross-functional coordination skills.

Nice to have

• Familiarity with IEC 62443 / EN 62443 for industrial automation.
• Experience with embedded software and hardware interfaces.

Culture & Benefits

• Major medical, dental, vision coverage for assignments 13+ weeks.
• 401k and statutory sick pay where required.
• Reasonable accommodations for disabilities.
• Equal opportunity employer, participates in E-Verify.
• Considers qualified applicants with criminal histories per Fair Chance laws.