29.06.2026

IoT Security Architect

Shape secure communications and zero-trust architecture for connected systems

CYBERDO CASE

Join a hands-on architecture role focused on securing distributed IoT, satellite, ground, and cloud environments end to end.

Start

August

Duration

3-6 months

Location

Remote

Allocation

50 - 100%

This project focuses on end-to-end security architecture across connected IoT and satellite-linked systems, spanning device communications, ground infrastructure, and cloud-native platforms. The role combines protocol design, PKI and key management, and zero-trust implementation in constrained and intermittently connected environments.

In this role, you will:

Design and implement secure inter-satellite and network communication, including post-quantum hybrid handshakes and secure session protocols.
Build identity, certificate, and trust models for intermittent environments using short-lived certificates, lightweight certificate formats, and offline validation approaches.
Define and improve key management and rotation mechanisms, with integration into cloud-based or on-device HSM solutions.
Architect security for Kubernetes-based ground systems, including secrets management and cloud-native security controls.
Establish zero-trust architecture across device, ground, and cloud communication layers in collaboration with engineering teams.

You will thrive if:

You have strong hands-on experience in security engineering for distributed systems and cloud-native platforms such as Kubernetes and containers.
You bring deep expertise in identity, certificate lifecycle management, key management, and secure communication protocols such as TLS and mTLS.
You have solid foundations in cryptography, including PKI, symmetric cryptography, and key derivation functions, and can apply them in constrained environments.
You are comfortable designing secure systems for intermittent connectivity, resource-constrained devices, and complex multi-environment architectures.
Bonus points if you have experience with HSMs, secure elements, hardware roots of trust, microservices security, or IAM systems.

Interested? Let us know it by end of of July!

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