Join the team.
Block Harbor needs bright minds, capable hands, and a diverse set of perspectives to engineer solutions that protect future vehicles. We output exceptional work to our customers while innovating to push the envelope of the automotive cybersecurity space.
If you’re passionate about building great solutions and you’re a problem solver, join us to build the future you want to see in automotive cybersecurity.
Learn more about our guiding principles and our culture in our team platform, Atlas.
No experience in automotive or a lot of experience in automotive? Tell us what kind of problems you’d like to solve in the industry, if we like it, we’ll hire you!
Ready to join? Check out our open positions. Nothing you like? Reach out to us at contactus@blockharbor.io with your resume.
Open Positions
Block Harbor Cybersecurity was founded in 2014 around security at the intersection of the cyber and physical worlds, where cybersecurity can influence safety. We are a managed cybersecurity solution provider for the automotive industry. Our mission is to build great solutions in automotive cybersecurity to keep mobility safe.
As a team, we focus on a fast-paced culture where we wear many hats to get the job done: providing innovative-meaningful solutions to the Cybersecurity industry, constantly increasing their knowledge, and contributing to uplifting their Block Harbor team members. We’re looking for members that are motivated, realize that they have the ability to create significant changes to the environment around them, and are continuously willing to show leadership. Team members that will fit best with our culture will have an affinity for technology, and spend their spare time immersing themselves in learning about the field, as well as staying up-to-date with zero-days and current events in the cyberspace. Any team member should be willing to and eager to quickly adapt to any position that may need to be filled. That being said, we believe in equal pay for equal work, so as the company grows, we will ensure your career does as well by regularly incentivizing for industry relative certifications. We’re only looking for passionate candidates who are looking to join a team dedicated to building a better safer tomorrow, candidates interested in punching a clock and only working a 9 to 5 opportunity should look elsewhere.
Are you an analytical thinker and want to apply your abilities to solve challenges in Vehicle cybersecurity? Solutions that can enable the exciting future of vehicle autonomy and connectivity, safely? Automotive cybersecurity is a young industry with technical and business challenges that have not yet been overcome. Block Harbor seeks to design and build solutions to make securing cars easier. As a vehicle security analyst, you will be performing technical work with our customers to ensure their systems stay safe from a design perspective. This role ranges from perform threat analysis and risk assessments (TARAs) for vehicle systems to managing vulnerabilities in a customer’s environment. In this technical role, you must be prepared to dive into the details, research new technologies, write code, and setup embedded systems. Further, this position may require you to work closely with our customers to ensure solutions are addressing their real-world problems.
Duties
You’ll have to:
Perform analyses and generate clear, thoughtful reports.
Work within a customer’s processes to ensure deliverables are met in a timely and professional manner.
Lead cross-functional teams in analyzing customer systems to pair system/solution requirements with customer needs.
Act as a thought partner to clients in finding ways to move faster and drive greater impact.
Excel at listening to current and future customers to understand true market need.
Perform necessary research to understand optimal technical solutions as to prevent technical debt (do the job right the first time).
Take ownership of a project’s execution, from beginning to end, including managing your own timelines.
Collaborate in a team performing TARAs for customers.
Tracking and communicating complex tasks to direct technical stakeholders and management.
Arranging and presenting deliverables to customers and 3rd party contributors.
Experience & Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in relevant field OR relevant industry-certifications OR ability to demonstrate independently pursued capabilities (e.g. founder, researcher, etc.).
2+ years experience in Network security, embedded system security OR software security.
Basic experience in Project Management including organizing technical people in a close-knit team of specialized areas.
Awareness with common threat modeling tools, especially ones that are focused on threat modeling in automotive/focused on ISO/SAE 21434.
Have an understanding in threat modeling applied in a project or operations (e.g. STRIDE, CVSS, attack trees, PASTA).
Knowledge of relevant industry standards & regulations (e.g. ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE WP.29) and understanding of their impact on the automotive industry.
Participation in the space of automotive security such as attendance of Automotive Security conferences, published works and participation in working groups.
Eagerness to learn and develop one’s skills independently.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Robust analytical and problem-solving skills.
A working understanding in one of more of the following automotive technologies: CAN, WiFi, Bluetooth, Automotive Ethernet, V2X, USB, FlexRay, etc.
A working understanding in risk-driven cybersecurity methodologies.
Are you an analytical thinker and want to apply your abilities to solve challenges in Vehicle cybersecurity? Solutions that can enable the exciting future of vehicle autonomy and connectivity, safely? Automotive cybersecurity is a young industry with technical and business challenges that have not yet been overcome. Block Harbor seeks to design and build solutions to make securing cars easier. As a vehicle security analyst, you will be performing technical work with our customers to ensure their systems stay safe from a design perspective. This role ranges from perform threat analysis and risk assessments (TARAs) for vehicle systems to managing vulnerabilities in a customer’s environment. In this technical role, you must be prepared to dive into the details, research new technologies, write code, and setup embedded systems. Further, this position may require you to work closely with our customers to ensure solutions are addressing their real-world problems.
Duties
You’ll have to:
Perform analyses and generate clear, thoughtful reports.
Work within a customer’s processes to ensure deliverables are met in a timely and professional manner.
Work cross-functionally with customer systems engineering team to pair software/solution requirements with customer need.
Act as a thought partner to clients in finding ways to move faster and drive greater impact.
Excel at listening to current and future customers to understand true market need.
Perform necessary research to understand optimal technical solutions as to prevent technical debt (do the job right the first time).
Take ownership of a project’s execution, from beginning to end, including managing your own timelines.
Collaborate in a team performing TARAs for customers.
Experience & Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in relevant field OR relevant industry-certifications OR ability to demonstrate independently pursued capabilities (e.g. founder, researcher, etc.).
Awareness with common threat modeling tools, especially ones that are focused on threat modeling in automotive/focused on ISO/SAE 21434.
Have an understanding in threat modeling applied in a project or operations (e.g. STRIDE, CVSS, attack trees, PASTA).
Knowledge of relevant industry standards & regulations (e.g. ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE WP.29) and understanding of their impact on the automotive industry.
Participation in the space of automotive security such as attendance of Automotive Security conferences, published works and participation in working groups.
Eagerness to learn and develop one’s skills independently.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Robust analytical and problem-solving skills.
A working understanding in one of more of the following automotive technologies: CAN, WiFi, Bluetooth, Vehicle Ethernet, V2X, USB, FlexRay, etc.
A working understanding in risk-driven cybersecurity methodologies.
A driven individual with full-stack and preferably SaaS development experience who would like to apply their knowledge and skills to develop solutions that addresses some of the biggest issues in Automotive Cybersecurity space.
Block Harbor seeks to design and build solutions that make securing cars easier and more effective. As a Web Developer, you will be responsible for the design and development of Block Harbor’s cloud-based cybersecurity engineering solutions. This includes implementing new features, improving performance and security, and most importantly being able to guide junior team members and lead the development team.
Duties
- Develop and maintain software for frontend and backend using React and Node.JS
- Ensure the quality, stability, performance, and security of web-based solutions
- Recommend and implement improvements and automation to development processes and technologies
- Lead the development team and mentor junior developers to improve team average
- Work with embedded engineers to design and integrate unique solutions
Experience & Qualifications
Required:
- Bachelor’s degree or greater in relevant field OR relevant industry-certifications OR ability to demonstrate independently pursued capabilities (e.g. founder, researcher, etc.)
- 3+ years experience in web development using HTML, CSS, React, Node.JS, SQL
- Familiarity with Linux command line tools and Python scripting
- Experience in managing web services in the cloud using AWS or GCP
- Experience in working with testing frameworks, CI/CD, and other DevOps practices.
- Excellent interpersonal, communication and collaboration skills
- Ability to quickly pick up unfamiliar technology and apply to project/teach others
- Ability to stay organized and manage one’s time efficiently
- Demonstrates interest and knowledge in offensive and defensive cybersecurity and how to apply them
Preferred:
- 5+ years of full-stack web development experience
- Experience using agile software development methodology and prevalent development tools such as Git
- Experience with using containers i.e. Docker and Kubernetes framework
- Strong understanding of computer networks including firewalls, VPNs, load balancing etc
- Experience in setting up server backend to manage IoT devices
Have you ever wanted to build solutions that will define the course of a budding industry? Solutions that can enable the exciting future of safe autonomous driving and connected vehicles? Automotive cybersecurity is a young industry that needs creative problem solvers to overcome technical and business challenges that have yet to be solved. Block Harbor seeks to design and build solutions to make securing cars easier and keep people safe. As a Vehicle Cybersecurity Solutions Architect, you will be creating technical solutions to problems in the space. This role is focused on researching new automotive technologies and industry challenges to develop software solutions for vehicle testing and industry pain points. In addition to writing code that will make cars more secure this role and its responsibilities also range from: designing robust security measures for vehicle systems to supporting software and corresponding hardware setups, such as hardware-in-the-loop testing systems, building new vehicle cybersecurity laboratories , support in creating component and system level vehicle benches for vehicle cybersecurity testing, and automating test steps in offensive security engagements to enable teammates to work more efficiently. In this technical role, you must be prepared to dive into the details, research new technologies, write code, setup embedded systems, and work with other teammates to enable them to do more and work more efficiently. Further, this position may require you to work closely with our customers to ensure solutions are addressing their real-world problems.
Duties
You’ll have to:
Develop software (ideally, full stack) in modern programming languages (e.g. python, JavaScript, java, etc.) with modern infrastructure (e.g. docker, AWS, etc.)
Be able to design and build technical prototypes of products and services that solve challenges in automotive cybersecurity.
Understand industry standards and regulations and develop software to automate testing to ensure vehicles and systems are meeting expectations.
Work cross-functionally with business development to pair software/solution requirements with customer needs.
Act as a thought partner to clients in finding ways to move faster and drive greater impact.
Excel at listening to current and future customers to understand true market needs.
Perform necessary research to understand optimal technical solutions as to prevent technical debt (do the job right the first time).
Work with partner companies to build jointly offered solutions with a shared revenue stream.
Take ownership of a project’s execution, from beginning to end, including managing your own timelines.
Define software requirements and achieve them in an agile manner.
Experience & Qualifications
5+ years of experience in automotive cybersecurity, embedded systems, offensive security, product security, software development, IT security or similar relevant roles.
Bachelor’s degree in relevant field (such as computer engineer or electrical engineer) OR relevant industry-certifications (such as: OSCP, CISSP, CompTIA security+, CEH) OR ability to demonstrate independently pursued capabilities (e.g. founder, researcher, etc.).
Thought leader in the space of automotive security.
In depth knowledge of relevant industry standards & regulations (e.g. ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE WP.29 UN R 155) and understanding of their impact on the automotive industry.
Software development experience, with abilities to rapidly prototype in languages like Python, Node.
Ability to work within a cloud computing environment (e.g. AWS).
Eagerness to learn and develop one’s skills independently.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Robust analytical and problem-solving skills.
An expertise in three or more of the following automotive technologies: CAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, BLE, Automotive Ethernet, V2X, USB, Flex Ray, cellular technologies, mobile applications, cloud infrastructure, etc.
An expertise in one or more programming languages such as python, java, Perl or C.
An expertise in risk-driven cybersecurity methodologies.
One of the most critical aspects of vehicle cybersecurity is ensuring controls are implemented as they were designed. At Block Harbor, we’re relentlessly focused on ensuring testing is effective and efficient through automation – it makes vehicles safer and lets us all focus on what we’re interested in. As a Vehicle Cybersecurity Test Lead, you’re ready to take on the critical role of testing to ensure vehicle cybersecurity. From functional testing (e.g. making sure a vehicle system is meeting its requirements) to penetration testing to fuzz testing, your role will be to execute that testing in components, systems, and full vehicle environments. You’ll not only use our tools in our vehicle cybersecurity labs to perform testing, but you will also provide critical feedback into the development of those tools. Vehicle Cybersecurity Testers are experts in our lab spaces and how to use them. You will build new vehicle cybersecurity labs at customer locations around the globe and build component and system level vehicle test benches to support our mission for testing vehicles to make them safer. In this technical, problem-solving role, you must be prepared to dive into the details, research new technologies, learn new tools, write code, and setup embedded systems. Then, you must be able to identify cybersecurity flaws or non-conformance and communicate those findings clearly and effectively through writing reports.
Duties
You’ll have to:
Be able to design and build technical prototypes of products and services that solve challenges in the automotive cybersecurity.
Lead a team of testers in execution of Block Harbor’s 6 step penetration testing process.
Develop Project Proposals in response to customer quotes and generate statements of work to outline new penetration testing, fuzz testing, and lab build out customer engagements.
Work cross-functionally with business development to pair software/solution requirements with customer need.
Act as a thought partner to clients in finding ways to move faster and drive greater impact.
Make recommendations on the best equipment for vehicle testing and travel to customer sites to build new lab environments for testing.
Excel at listening to current and future customers to understand true market need.
Perform necessary research to understand optimal technical solutions as to prevent technical debt (do the job right the first time).
Work with partner companies to build jointly offered solutions with a shared revenue stream.
Take ownership of a project’s execution, from beginning to end, including managing your own timelines.
Define software requirements and work with developers achieve them in an agile manner.
Write code to help automate testing and work more efficiently.
Demonstrate your work to the community (host customer presentations, demonstrations, presentations at conferences, delivering talks, publishing blogs, etc) by working cross-functionally with Business Development to amplify your voice.
Experience & Qualifications
5+ years of experience in automotive cybersecurity, embedded systems, offensive security, product security, software development, IT security or similar relevant roles.
Bachelor’s degree in relevant field (such as computer engineer or electrical engineer) OR relevant industry-certifications (such as: OSCP, CISSP, CompTIA security+ or network+, CEH, GPEN, CCIE, WCNA) OR ability to demonstrate independently pursued capabilities (e.g. founder, researcher, etc.).
Thought leader in the space of automotive security.
Expert Knowledge of relevant industry standards & regulations (e.g. ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE WP.29 UN R 155) and understanding of their impact on the automotive industry.
Software development experience, with abilities to rapidly prototype in languages like Python.
Ability to work within a cloud computing environment (e.g. AWS).
Eagerness to learn and develop one’s skills independently.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Robust analytical and problem-solving skills.
An expertise in one or more of the following automotive technologies: CAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, BLE, Automotive Ethernet, V2X, USB, Flex Ray, cellular technologies, mobile applications, cloud infrastructure, etc.
An expertise in risk-driven cybersecurity methodologies.
One of the most critical aspects of vehicle cybersecurity is ensuring controls are implemented as they were designed. At Block Harbor, we’re relentlessly focused on ensuring testing is effective and efficient through automation – it makes vehicles safer and lets us all focus on what we’re interested in. As a Vehicle Cybersecurity Tester II, you’re ready to take on the critical role of testing to ensure vehicle cybersecurity. From functional testing (e.g. making sure a vehicle system is meeting its requirements) to penetration testing to fuzz testing, your role will be to execute that testing in components, systems, and full vehicle environments. You’ll not only use our tools in our vehicle cybersecurity labs to perform testing, but you will also provide critical feedback into the development of those tools. Vehicle Cybersecurity Testers are experts in our lab spaces and how to use them. You will build new vehicle cybersecurity labs at customer locations around the globe and build component and system level vehicle test benches to support our mission for testing vehicles to make them safer. In this technical, problem-solving role, you must be prepared to dive into the details, research new technologies, learn new tools, write code, and setup embedded systems. Then, you must be able to identify cybersecurity flaws or non-conformance and communicate those findings clearly and effectively through writing reports.
Duties
You’ll have to:
Be able to design and build technical prototypes of products and services that solve challenges in the automotive cybersecurity.
Work with a team of testers in execution of Block Harbor’s 6 step penetration testing process.
Help develop Project Proposals in response to customer quotes and generate statements of work to outline new penetration testing, fuzz testing, and lab build out customer engagements.
Work cross-functionally with business development to pair software/solution requirements with customer need.
Act as a thought partner to clients in finding ways to move faster and drive greater impact.
Make recommendations on the best equipment for vehicle testing and travel to customer sites to build new lab environments for testing.
Excel at listening to current and future customers to understand true market need.
Perform necessary research to understand optimal technical solutions as to prevent technical debt (do the job right the first time).
Work with partner companies to build jointly offered solutions with a shared revenue stream.
Take ownership of a project’s execution, from beginning to end, including managing your own timelines.
Define software requirements and work with developers achieve them in an agile manner.
Write code to help automate testing and work more efficiently.
Demonstrate your work to the community (host customer presentations, demonstrations, presentations at conferences, delivering talks, publishing blogs, etc) by working cross-functionally with Business Development to amplify your voice.
Experience & Qualifications
3-5 years of experience in automotive cybersecurity, embedded systems, offensive security, product security, software development, IT security or similar relevant roles.
Bachelor’s degree in relevant field (such as computer engineer or electrical engineer) OR relevant industry-certifications (such as: OSCP, CISSP, CompTIA security+, CEH) OR ability to demonstrate independently pursued capabilities (e.g. founder, researcher, etc.).
Thought leader in the space of automotive security.
Knowledge of relevant industry standards & regulations (e.g. ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE WP.29 UN R 155) and understanding of their impact on the automotive industry.
Software development experience, with abilities to rapidly prototype in languages like Python.
Ability to work within a cloud computing environment (e.g. AWS).
Eagerness to learn and develop one’s skills independently.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Robust analytical and problem-solving skills.
An expertise in one or more of the following automotive technologies: CAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, BLE, Automotive Ethernet, V2X, USB, Flex Ray, cellular technologies, mobile applications, cloud infrastructure, etc.
An expertise in risk-driven cybersecurity methodologies.
One of the most critical aspects of vehicle cybersecurity is ensuring controls are implemented as they were designed. At Block Harbor, we’re relentlessly focused on ensuring testing is effective and efficient through automation – it makes vehicles safer and lets us all focus on what we’re interested in. As a Vehicle Cybersecurity Tester I, you’re ready to take on the critical role of testing to ensure vehicle cybersecurity. From functional testing (e.g. making sure a vehicle system is meeting its requirements) to penetration testing to fuzz testing, your role will be to execute that testing in components, systems, and full vehicle environments. You’ll not only use our tools in our vehicle cybersecurity labs to perform testing, but you will also provide critical feedback into the development of those tools. Vehicle Cybersecurity Testers are experts in our lab spaces and how to use them. You will build new vehicle cybersecurity labs at customer locations around the globe and build component and system level vehicle test benches to support our mission for testing vehicles to make them safer. In this technical, problem-solving role, you must be prepared to dive into the details, research new technologies, learn new tools, write code, and setup embedded systems. Then, you must be able to identify cybersecurity flaws or non-conformance and communicate those findings clearly and effectively through writing reports.
Duties
You’ll have to:
Be able to design and build technical prototypes of products and services that solve challenges in the automotive cybersecurity.
Work on a team of testers in execution of Block Harbor’s 6 step penetration testing process.
Work cross-functionally with business development to pair software/solution requirements with customer need.
Act as a thought partner to clients in finding ways to move faster and drive greater impact.
Make recommendations on the best equipment for vehicle testing and travel to customer sites to build new lab environments for testing.
Excel at listening to current and future customers to understand true market need.
Perform necessary research to understand optimal technical solutions as to prevent technical debt (do the job right the first time).
Work with partner companies to build jointly offered solutions with a shared revenue stream.
Execute your assigned project’s tasks on time and managing your own timelines.
Define software requirements and work with developers achieve them in an agile manner.
Write code to help automate testing and work more efficiently.
Demonstrate your work to the community (host customer presentations, demonstrations, presentations at conferences, delivering talks, publishing blogs, etc) by working cross-functionally with Business Development to amplify your voice.
Experience & Qualifications
1-3 years of experience in automotive cybersecurity, embedded systems, offensive security, product security, software development, IT security or similar relevant roles.
Bachelor’s degree in relevant field (such as computer engineer or electrical engineer) OR relevant industry-certifications (such as: OSCP, CISSP, CompTIA security+, CEH) OR ability to demonstrate independently pursued capabilities (e.g. founder, researcher, etc.).
Thought leader in the space of automotive security.
Knowledge of relevant industry standards & regulations (e.g. ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE WP.29 UN R 155) and understanding of their impact on the automotive industry.
Software development experience, with abilities to rapidly prototype in languages like Python.
Ability to work within a cloud computing environment (e.g. AWS).
Eagerness to learn and develop one’s skills independently.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Robust analytical and problem-solving skills.
An expertise in one or more of the following automotive technologies: CAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, BLE, Automotive Ethernet, V2X, USB, Flex Ray, cellular technologies, mobile applications, cloud infrastructure, etc.
Knowledge of risk-driven cybersecurity methodologies.
One of the most critical aspects of vehicle cybersecurity is ensuring controls are implemented as they were designed. At Block Harbor, we’re relentlessly focused on ensuring testing is effective and efficient through automation – it makes vehicles safer and lets us all focus on what we’re interested in. As a Vehicle Cybersecurity Tester Jr, you’re ready to take on the critical role of testing to ensure vehicle cybersecurity. From functional testing (e.g. making sure a vehicle system is meeting its requirements) to penetration testing to fuzz testing, your role will be to execute that testing in components, systems, and full vehicle environments. You’ll not only use our tools in our vehicle cybersecurity labs to perform testing, but you will also provide critical feedback into the development of those tools. Vehicle Cybersecurity Testers are experts in our lab spaces and how to use them. You will build new vehicle cybersecurity labs at customer locations around the globe and build component and system level vehicle test benches to support our mission for testing vehicles to make them safer. In this technical, problem-solving role, you must be prepared to dive into the details, research new technologies, learn new tools, write code, and setup embedded systems. Then, you must be able to identify cybersecurity flaws or non-conformance and communicate those findings clearly and effectively through writing reports.
Duties
You’ll have to:
Be able to design and build technical prototypes of products and services that solve challenges in the automotive cybersecurity.
Work on a team of testers in execution of Block Harbor’s 6 step penetration testing process.
Work cross-functionally with business development to pair software/solution requirements with customer need.
Act as a thought partner to clients in finding ways to move faster and drive greater impact.
Make recommendations on the best equipment for vehicle testing and travel to customer sites to build new lab environments for testing.
Excel at listening to current and future customers to understand true market need.
Perform necessary research to understand optimal technical solutions as to prevent technical debt (do the job right the first time).
Work with partner companies to build jointly offered solutions with a shared revenue stream.
Execute your assigned project’s tasks on time and managing your own timelines.
Define software requirements and work with developers achieve them in an agile manner.
Write code to help automate testing and work more efficiently.
Demonstrate your work to the community (host customer presentations, demonstrations, presentations at conferences, delivering talks, publishing blogs, etc) by working cross-functionally with Business Development to amplify your voice.
Experience & Qualifications
Any experiences experience in automotive cybersecurity, embedded systems, offensive security, product security, software development, IT security or similar relevant roles.
Bachelor’s degree in relevant field (such as computer engineer or electrical engineer) OR relevant industry-certifications (such as: OSCP, CISSP, CompTIA security+, CEH) OR ability to demonstrate independently pursued capabilities (e.g. founder, researcher, etc.).
Knowledge of relevant industry standards & regulations (e.g. ISO/SAE 21434, UNECE WP.29 UN R 155) and understanding of their impact on the automotive industry.
Software development experience, with abilities to rapidly prototype in languages like Python.
Ability to work within a cloud computing environment (e.g. AWS).
Eagerness to learn and develop one’s skills independently.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Robust analytical and problem-solving skills.
An expertise in one or more of the following automotive technologies: CAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, BLE, Automotive Ethernet, V2X, USB, Flex Ray, cellular technologies, mobile applications, cloud infrastructure, etc.
Knowledge of risk-driven cybersecurity methodologies.
