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Join Codasip as a Processor Security Engineer where you will be at the heart of innovating high-performance CPU designs. Working in a collaborative environment, you will analyze and mitigate security risks in advanced semiconductor technologies. If you have a strong foundation in processor security and programming, this position offers opportunities for growth and exploration in cutting-edge projects.
**Please note this role is primarily open to candidates currently located in, and with working rights to Germany (preferably Munich, Berlin or Dresden).**
Welcome to Codasip
We believe Codasip is the most innovative processor solutions company. We take pride in designing and developing cutting-edge, high-performance, and energy-efficient CPU cores from scratch, and our own automated proprietary tools to fully customize them. We give our customers a unique competitive advantage by empowering their system-on-chip developers to build the most innovative products.
What you'll do
As an experienced Processor Security Engineer you will join our Security team and be part of realizing a whole new paradigm in semiconductors and microprocessor design. The role will be within our Codasip Labs organization, where we work on cutting-edge technologies and prepare them for rapid commercialization.
You will analyse RISC-V processor designs at the architectural and microarchitectural levels to determine security vulnerabilities, characterize the potential risk level and suggest and evaluate practical mitigations including hardware and software countermeasures.
You will be involved in analyzing the latest published attacks to determine if they could impact Codasip processor designs. This can involve the modelling of attacks and also practically implementing them on real hardware designs.
Work closely with our CPU architects, verification teams and CPU designers to understand the low-level hardware design and suggest practical countermeasures where appropriate.
You will: