Cybersecurity Engineer

Televic Group; Izegem; On-site; EUR 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working environment

Televic Bonus Plan

Ongoing training opportunities

Job summary

Televic Group in Izegem is seeking an Embedded Software Engineer to enhance the security of their products. You will develop reusable security solutions, support integration for various teams, and contribute to the company's cybersecurity roadmap.

This role requires a strong interest in software engineering and cybersecurity, experience with Linux-based environments, and knowledge of secure practices. Flexible work arrangements are offered, along with an attractive salary and bonus plan.

Qualifications

• Strong background or interest in software engineering and cybersecurity.
• Solid understanding of authentication, cryptography basics, and secure updates.
• Experience with Linux-based environments (Debian, Yocto or similar).

Responsibilities

• Design and implement reusable security components across products and technologies.
• Implement security features in products and platforms.
• Automate security testing and ensure consistent application of security controls.

Skills

Software engineering

Cybersecurity

Linux-based environments

C++ or Java

DevSecOps practices

Authentication and cryptography

Job description

Become part of an international growing company. You get the chance to work on exciting and challenging projects. We never stop innovating or experimenting with new technological advances.

A transparent career path with training possibilities.

There are plenty of times to connect with colleagues: teambuilding, company events, on-site fit sessions …

You have the possibility to work in a flexible environment. We offer a home working policy for two days a week.

In addition to an attractive salary, we offer a personalized Televic Bonus Plan and legal benefits.

Embedded Software Engineer at Televic Rail

In this role, you ensure that our products are secure by design and by default by developing and implementing reusable security building blocks that can be applied across multiple products, projects, and technologies. You will also create internal tooling that enables software and hardware teams to integrate security efficiently and consistently.

You combine hands‑on engineering with architectural thinking to create scalable, reusable solutions across a diverse technology landscape, including embedded systems, Linux platforms (Yocto, Debian), backend services, and APIs.

Responsibilities in a nutshell

• Reusable Security Building Blocks: Design and implement reusable security components across products and technologies. Develop solutions such as secrets management, PKI (Public Key Infrastructure), secure updates, security logging, and system hardening. Ensure these solutions are scalable, maintainable, and easy to integrate by product and project teams.
• Security Engineering & Implementation: Implement security features in products and platforms. Support integration of reusable building blocks into product and project teams. Contribute to the company-wide cybersecurity roadmap.
• DevSecOps & Automation: Automate security testing (static analysis in CI/CD, dynamic testing on test environments). Ensure consistent application of security controls across products. Contribute to secure architecture patterns and secure‑by‑design principles. Support threat modeling and define security controls. Act as a technical security partner for product and project teams. Help teams adopt reusable security solutions and best practices. Share knowledge and contribute to improving the overall security maturity.

How you can add value to our team

• Strong background or interest in software engineering and cybersecurity.
• Solid understanding of authentication, cryptography basics, secure updates and system hardening.
• Experience with Linux‑based environments (Debian, Yocto or similar) & Python development.
• Experience with technologies such as C++ or Java, DevSecOps practices, or security standards like IEC 62443 and Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is a strong plus.