Embedded Security Engineer: C/C++, C#, Linux/Yocto

Loop Future; Viseu; Presencial; EUR 55 000 - 75 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Loop Future is seeking a security-minded full-stack embedded engineer to join a client in the defence and communications sector. You will bridge high-level C# desktop apps with low-level C/C++ on Linux (Yocto) and RTOS, building secure, hardened systems.

Design secure firmware, integrate encryption, Secure Boot, TPM/HSM, and ensure robust communication between .NET and embedded targets across Windows, Linux, and RTOS.

Qualificações

• Strong proficiency in C, C++ (Embedded), and C# (.NET / application level).
• Hands-on experience with Visual Studio for C++ and .NET development, plus Eclipse-based environments.
• Solid understanding of Embedded Linux and the Yocto Project (BitBake).

Responsabilidades

• Design and maintain secure C/C++ applications across Windows (Visual Studio), Linux (Eclipse), and RTOS environments.
• Develop robust C#/.NET desktop applications (WPF/WinForms) for system monitoring, configuration, and secure data visualization.
• Build and secure Yocto-based Linux distributions, ensuring a minimal attack surface and protected boot cycles.
• Design firmware for RTOS with a focus on memory protection, deterministic behaviour, and secure hardware interfacing (SPI, I2C, UART).
• Integrate security controls such as encryption (AES, RSA), Secure Boot, and TPM/HSM.
• Ensure seamless and secure communication between C# high-level applications and low-level embedded targets.

Conhecimentos

C

C++ Embedded

C# .NET

Ferramentas

Visual Studio

Eclipse

Yocto Project

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Loop Future is seeking a security-minded full-stack embedded engineer to join a client in the defence and communications sector. You will bridge high-level C# desktop apps with low-level C/C++ on Linux (Yocto) and RTOS, building secure, hardened systems.

Design secure firmware, integrate encryption, Secure Boot, TPM/HSM, and ensure robust communication between .NET and embedded targets across Windows, Linux, and RTOS.