Hardware Security Engineer — Creative Cyber Consultant

Camwebdir; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual profit-related bonus

Virtual shares

Employer pension contribution

Private medical insurance

Life insurance

Enhanced parental leave

Car leasing

Travel season ticket loan

Discretionary relocation support

Job summary

Awerian, a TTP Group consultancy, seeks a hardware security consultant to tackle cyber-physical challenges. You will work on prototypes and proofs-of-concept across defence-adjacent projects, collaborating with experts and clients to deliver rapid, high-quality outcomes.

You will need a strong technical background in engineering, physics, and computer science, with hands-on experience interfacing with hardware.

Qualifications

• Strong undergraduate degree in a relevant field (Engineering/CS/Physics) and a solid technical grounding.
• Experience interfacing with hardware and debugging via standard protocols and measurement equipment.
• Ability to design and build hardware prototypes and demonstrators.

Responsibilities

• Understand systems at a deep technical level through research and testing.
• Identify cyber-physical vulnerabilities and design protective concepts.
• Rapid prototyping and troubleshooting of hardware demonstrators.
• Develop proof-of-concept demonstrators and special products.
• Analyse results and present conclusions to stakeholders.
• Make recommendations for further research and development.

Skills

Hardware security knowledge

Analytical mindset

Strong communication

Independent working

Education

Engineering degree

Physics degree

Tools

JTAG

UART

Oscilloscopes

Test equipment

Job description

Awerian, a TTP Group consultancy, seeks a hardware security consultant to tackle cyber-physical challenges. You will work on prototypes and proofs-of-concept across defence-adjacent projects, collaborating with experts and clients to deliver rapid, high-quality outcomes.

You will need a strong technical background in engineering, physics, and computer science, with hands-on experience interfacing with hardware.