Senior DoD Anti-Tamper Engineer & Systems Security

Serco; Shiloh (IL); Sur place; USD 140 000 - 190 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Serco is seeking an SME Anti-Tamper Engineer to support DoD programs at Wright Patterson AFB, OH. You will specialize in systems security engineering and microelectronics, with emphasis on anti-tamper methods and program protection planning.

You must maintain TS/SCI eligibility and have SAP experience, with travel up to 10%. The role requires collaboration with DoD labs and industry partners to deter exploitation of US weapons systems.

Qualifications

• Active Top-Secret clearance with ability to obtain SCI and SAP access
• Master's degree in an engineering discipline with 20+ years DoD/government experience
• Minimum 3 years SAP/SCI experience within last 5 years
• Ability to travel up to 10% (CONUS)

Responsabilités

• Apply DoD systems security engineering processes and anti-tamper methods
• Assess circuitry, processors, and memory for reverse engineering approaches
• Provide engineering support for technology acquisitions including RFPs
• Review proposals for design feasibility and system compatibility
• Collaborate with labs/industry on vulnerabilities and exploitation countermeasures
• Develop CPI protection technologies and anti-tamper improvements
• Work with DoD teams to identify vulnerabilities in designs
• Evaluate test plans and conduct system/subsystem testing
• Create and maintain security classification guides

Connaissances

Security engineering

Anti-Tamper

Reverse engineering

Protection planning

Technical oversight

Formation

Master's in Engineering

Description du poste

Serco is seeking an SME Anti-Tamper Engineer to support DoD programs at Wright Patterson AFB, OH. You will specialize in systems security engineering and microelectronics, with emphasis on anti-tamper methods and program protection planning.

You must maintain TS/SCI eligibility and have SAP experience, with travel up to 10%. The role requires collaboration with DoD labs and industry partners to deter exploitation of US weapons systems.