NXP Semiconductors
Product Security Incident Response Manager (m/f/d)

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NXP Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT)
The NXP Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) is committed to rapidly address security vulnerabilities in NXP products, by responding and documenting reported vulnerabilities and by providing customers with clear guidance on the impact, severity and mitigation. See also www.nxp.com/psirt.
Responsibilities
As a member of the Product Security Incident Response Team, you:
- Interface between reporters of (potential) security vulnerabilities in NXP products on the one hand, and internal stakeholders on the other hand.
- Ensure that Incident Response Core Teams (IRCT) are set up to handle new cases.
- Keep track of open cases and support the IRCTs as needed.
- Support the other PSIRT team members in the continuous improvement of NXP's incident handling processes.
- Manage the PSIRT secretariat.
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- Bachelor/Master degree in Engineering – Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Security, or Mathematics.
- Strong social skills.
- Analytical, flexible, and resilient.
- Good understanding of embedded systems, hardware, and software and the security thereof; ability to quickly learn where needed.
- Fluent in English.
Plus:
- Experience in working in an emergency response team or crisis team.
- Experience in working in international organizations over multiple time zones.


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