Silicon Security Engineer

RemoteHardware

Own threat models and trust architecture from RTL through tape-out with firmware and product.

What you'll do

Lead threat modelling and security architecture for new SoC platforms and silicon revisions
Define requirements for root of trust, secure boot, key storage, lifecycle, and supply-chain controls
Partner with firmware on boot chain, provisioning, and field-update assumptions
Run design and verification reviews and set sign-off criteria before production
Work with vendors and internal silicon teams on assurance evidence customers can review
Mentor engineers on hardware security patterns and tradeoffs that still ship on schedule

What you'll bring

Several years in hardware security, silicon design security, or embedded security architecture
Hands-on secure boot, key provisioning, TPM or PUF trust anchors, and related controls
Comfort with RTL or architecture documentation and vendor silicon engagements
Clear specs, review notes, and customer-facing technical writing
Experience balancing rigour with tape-out and product timelines
Helpful: regulated or defence-adjacent supply chains, formal methods on critical blocks, or foundry security requirements

What we offer

About Securesil

Securesil builds silicon security solutions that help organisations defend their data, systems, and mission-critical infrastructure. Teams in semiconductors, defence, and critical infrastructure partner with us to embed trust from the chip up. Learn more about Securesil.