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Contract Product Cybersecurity Engineer (TARA)
Location: Hybrid on-site in Surrey for occasional workshops/design sessions
Duration: Initial 3 Months with potential to extend to 6 Months
Rate: up to £700/day, Outside IR35
Right to work: UK right to work without sponsorship required. No security clearance needed.
The Role
A specialist product cybersecurity consultancy is looking for additional delivery capacity on an in-flight EU Cyber Resilience Act conformity programmes. Five ISO/SAE 21434 threat analysis and risk assessments (TARAs) are in scope across three product lines, including CAN-based vehicle controllers with 4G telematics and a connected fleet-management product on an embedded Linux platform.
The method, templates, governance framework and client relationship are already established and owned by the consultancy's Product Security Architect. This role is delivery capacity within that method not a review, re-baseline or redesign of the approach.
Deliverables
- TARAs to ISO/SAE 21434 for assigned product lines, from item definition and asset identification through damage scenarios, threat scenarios, attack path analysis, attack feasibility rating and risk determination, to a documented risk treatment decision
- Derived, testable and traceable cybersecurity requirements
- Cybersecurity assumptions/interface requirements for third-party platform components
- Contribution to the cybersecurity case for assigned product lines
- Facilitation of technical workshops with client engineering, with written outputs
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Essential Criteria (must be evidenced, not just listed)
- Personally authored at least two completed TARAs to ISO/SAE 21434, item definition through to risk treatment decision and residual risk acceptance, on a product that reached production or formal assessment
- Fluent in the assessment structure: damage scenarios, impact rating, threat scenarios, attack paths, attack feasibility, risk determination, treatment
- Applied a named attack feasibility approach and can justify it over alternatives
- Authored or materially contributed to a cybersecurity case
- Embedded/vehicle systems literacy: ECUs, CAN networks, telematics units, software update paths, embedded Linux
- Derived cybersecurity requirements and passed them to a supplier/integrator, including handling unverifiable third-party platform assumptions
- Facilitated technical workshops with engineers who were not the requesting party
- Assurance-grade written English (documentation that has withstood audit/assessment/regulator scrutiny)


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Desirable
- UNECE R155 CSMS development, submission or audit exposure
- TARA tooling: ThreatGuard, Ansys medini analyze, itemis SECURE, ThreatGet or comparable
- IEC 62443 alongside 21434
- Off-highway, agricultural, construction, municipal or other specialist vehicle sector experience
- Working knowledge of Yocto/embedded Linux build systems
- Functional safety experience alongside cybersecurity
- EU Cyber Resilience Act awareness (useful but not required)
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