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A nonprofit organization for smart home security is seeking a Security Developer to enhance the security framework of their products. This remote-based role requires strong expertise in C++ and Python, focusing on security hardening in embedded systems. Responsibilities include reviewing code for vulnerabilities, guiding an external audit, and triaging security findings. Candidates should have significant experience in software security, especially in microcontroller environments. Exceptional communication skills in English are essential.
The Open Home Foundation is looking for a Security Developer to join our Ecosystem department on a contract basis.
This department is responsible for the development of various projects under the Open Home Foundation umbrella, including ESPHome. We deeply care about the security and privacy of users working with our products or building devices with ESPHome. We want to ensure our base framework follows good security patterns so users and companies building on ESPHome firmware can create devices that are as secure as possible.
To achieve this, we will be working with an external agency to perform a full security audit on ESPHome and its related tools. The ESPHome team is currently short on dedicated security expertise, so we are looking for an expert contractor to bridge this gap.
This role will be involved in hardening the code used in ESPHome, the project that allows turning common microcontrollers into smart home devices. ESPHome consists of a large core codebase written in C++ and a code generation component written in Python. Therefore, we require a candidate to be skilled in both programming languages, with a heavy emphasis on security hardening in an embedded context.
The Open Home Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Switzerland, with the objective of fighting for the fundamental principles of privacy, choice, and sustainability for smart homes. It does this by supporting the development of open-source projects and open connectivity and communication standards.
A big part of this is Home Assistant, but the Open Home Foundation also owns or collaborates with other projects important to promoting privacy, choice, and sustainability in the smart home, like ESPHome.