Security Engineer, Systems Security
Saronic
1 month ago
Full-time
On-site
Austin, Texas
Saronic Technologies is a leader in revolutionizing defense autonomy at sea, dedicated to developing state-of-the-art solutions that enhance maritime operations for the Department of Defense (DoD) through autonomous and intelligent platforms.
Security at Saronic is a force multiplier. We're seeking a Security Engineer at the senior-level or above to own the product security and authorization lifecycle for Saronic's autonomous surface vessels. You will serve as the responsible security engineer for one or more vessel programs, owning the security posture from design through production, authorization, and operational deployment. This is a hands-on security engineering role; not a GRC or project management role.
No single compliance framework covers autonomous surface vessels today. DoD authorization processes are evolving, commercial maritime regulators are still drafting the MASS Code, and classification societies are issuing their first autonomous vessel certifications. You'll identify the frameworks that apply, architect the vessel's security to satisfy them, and drive authorization to completion. Where standards don't yet exist, you'll define them.
Security at Saronic is a force multiplier. We're seeking a Security Engineer at the senior-level or above to own the product security and authorization lifecycle for Saronic's autonomous surface vessels. You will serve as the responsible security engineer for one or more vessel programs, owning the security posture from design through production, authorization, and operational deployment. This is a hands-on security engineering role; not a GRC or project management role.
No single compliance framework covers autonomous surface vessels today. DoD authorization processes are evolving, commercial maritime regulators are still drafting the MASS Code, and classification societies are issuing their first autonomous vessel certifications. You'll identify the frameworks that apply, architect the vessel's security to satisfy them, and drive authorization to completion. Where standards don't yet exist, you'll define them.