Medical Device Cybersecurity Engineer
| Verified Pay check_circle | Provided by the employer$55 - $60 per hour |
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| Hours | Full-time, Part-time |
| Location | Saint Paul, Minnesota |
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Job Description
Job Title : R&D Engineer
Location : St. Paul MN 55117
Duration : 12 months
Duties:
Responsible for providing security engineering support in the creation and the development of new medical device products
(invasive and non-invasive).
Responsible for compliance with applicable Corporate and Divisional Policies and procedures.
Researches, develops, designs, and evaluates cybersecurity risk mechanical and electro-mechanical materials, components, assemblies, processes and/or equipment.
Conducts and oversees cybersecurity testing and validation activities to verify capability and functionality.
Develops new concepts from initial design to market release.
Utilize Product Development Software Cybersecurity resources and work with a cross-functional team to develop threat models, requirements, architecture, design, implementation, and maintenance of Medical Security Software for Electrophysiology Products focused on Embedded systems.
Assess the cybersecurity risks of new products and features as well as identify potential interactions with existing products and features.
Perform Activities and Deliverables related to Cybersecurity for Electrophysiology Product Development, including Threat Modeling and Risk Management (as it pertains to cybersecurity).
Stay abreast of cybersecurity threats and trends and manage appropriate responses to threats and trends.
Contribute to the team on the development of cybersecurity maintenance process of various products within Electrophysiology.
Collaborate with Systems, Electrical, Software Systems, Software Test and Automation, Quality, Regulatory and Manufacturing teams to ensure that all cybersecurity activities and deliverables are completed on time and in accordance with the Electrophysiology Division Procedures and FDA and other regulatory requirements.
Use Cybersecurity frameworks to standardize cyber security function for their development and delivery.
Work with external resources to plan and execute Security Activities (like Penetration Testing) on various products.
Skills/Experience.
Bachelor's degree or an equivalent combination of education and work experience.
Prior engineering skills/experience.
Experience with Software Development within the regulated medical field, preferably product development cybersecurity.
Hands-on Experience with Threat Modeling (STRIDE) and other cybersecurity activities.
7+ years of software development experience.
5+ years of security experience.
Strong knowledge of Cybersecurity Architecture, Design, Implementation, Concepts and Technologies.
Experience with industry standard security frameworks like NIST, OWASP, ISO etc.
Experience with global medical device regulations like FDA, EU-MDR, CFDA etc.
Experience in at least 1 of the following domains: information security risk management, compliance, platform security, network security, cloud security, application security, embedded device security.
Experience with visual modeling/design, multi-threading, formal software development methodologies, and source code management.
Experience in working in an iterative Agile development process.
Based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, SSI has established itself as a global leader, serving a broad clientele across industries with unwavering dedication and excellence. SSI is ISO 9001, 14001, and Soc2 Type2 certified, underscoring our commitment to quality and security. We have garnered numerous sustainability and supplier diversity awards, further validating our industry-leading capabilities