Safety Cyber Manager

Role Purpose The Safety Cyber Manager ensures Stellantis projects comply with ISO 26262 (Functional Safety), ISO 21434 (Cybersecurity), and UNECE R155 regulations. This role drives convergence between safety and cybersecurity strategies across vehicle platforms, guaranteeing risk‑based compliance and secure‑by‑design principles. Key Responsibilities This role is basically for the North American Projects in Stellantis. Governance & Compliance: Develop and maintain Safety & Cybersecurity Plans for programs; ensure adherence to ISO 26262, ISO 21434, UNECE R155, and Stellantis internal standards; prepare and present Safety/Cyber Cases to justify compliance during assessments. Risk Management: Conduct Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment (TARA) and hazard analysis and evaluations (HARA); monitor safety/cyber activities and implement countermeasures for identified risks. Project Integration: Coordinate with EE Architecture teams to apply on‑the‑shelf safety/cyber modules; support convergence of safety and cybersecurity concepts in ECU design and system architecture. Technical Leadership: Steer technical decisions for safety mechanism, secure boot, secure update, PKI architecture, and defense‑in‑depth strategies; oversee safety validation, penetration testing, vulnerability management, and incident response planning. Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborate with platform teams, suppliers, and certification bodies; represent CSFS in internal and external audits, assessments, and regulatory reviews. Required Qualifications Bachelor's/Master's in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related field. 5+ years in automotive cybersecurity and functional safety. Strong knowledge of ISO 26262, ISO 21434, UNECE R155, and CSMS. Experience in ECU architecture, OTA/FOTA security, and secure development lifecycle. Excellent communication and leadership skills. Competency Area Description Proficiency Level Functional Safety Expertise: Deep knowledge of ISO 26262, hazard analysis, safety case development, and integration with ECU architecture. Expert Cybersecurity Standards: Mastery of ISO 21434, UNECE R155, CSMS, and secure development lifecycle. Expert Risk Assessment & TARA: Ability to perform Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment, vulnerability identification, and mitigation planning. Advanced Regulatory Compliance: Ensure compliance with homologation requirements and internal Stellantis CSFS policies. Advanced Technical Architecture: Understanding the EE architecture to build safe and secure designs with state of the art. Advanced Project Governance: Develop and maintain Safety & Cybersecurity Plans, manage milestones, and deliver compliance documentation. Advanced Leadership & Communication: Lead cross‑functional teams, manage suppliers, and present safety/cyber opinions to stakeholders. Advanced Incident Response & Monitoring: Define and execute vulnerability management and incident response processes. Intermediate Tools & Methods: Familiarity with ASPICE, AUTOSAR, penetration testing tools, and ECU validation frameworks. Intermediate Continuous Improvement: Drive process optimization, reusable frameworks, and knowledge sharing across global teams. Advanced Behavioral Competencies Preferred Skills Certifications: CompTIA Security+, CEH, ISO 26262 Functional Safety Engineer. Familiarity with EE systems, and embedded Linux security. Ability to manage complex projects across global teams. Key Deliverables Safety & Cybersecurity Plans and Opinions at each milestone. Risk evaluation reports and compliance documentation. Successful completion of safety and cybersecurity assessments. #J-18808-Ljbffr TechDigital Group