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Security Architect – Confidential Computing

RosaicLabs Inc

. Own the SoC threat model, security specification, trust boundaries, and key hierarchy across compute and I/O dies, memory, interconnects, host interfaces, and network links .

Posted 11/11/2026full-timeUnited StatesSeniorLead💰 $250,000 - $300,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in SoC architecture and hardware security, with a strong focus on defining security specifications, threat models, and root-of-trust architectures. Proven ability to coordinate cross-functional teams and drive the implementation of security features from design to production.

Highest-signal resume keywords
SoC ArchitectureSecurity SpecificationRoot Of TrustSecure BootMemory Protection

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Hard Skills
Threat Model DefinitionFirmware MeasurementDevice AttestationMemory EncryptionDebug-Unlock LevelsMicroarchitecture DesignSecurity Validation CriteriaAccess Control ImplementationVerification Criteria DevelopmentSecurity Tradeoff Resolution
Soft Skills
Technical Specification WritingCross-Functional Coordination
Tools & Technologies
SPDMPCIe DOEMCTPDMA IsolationConfidential Computing
Industry Keywords
Hardware SecurityPlatform SecurityTrusted I/ODevice LifecycleSilicon Bring-Up

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Own the SoC threat model, security specification, trust boundaries, and key hierarchy across compute and I/O dies, memory, interconnects, host interfaces, and network links
  • Define the root-of-trust architecture, secure and measured boot, firmware measurement, fuse policy, and lifecycle states for platform, power-management, and dispatch firmware
  • Specify device, host, and trust-domain attestation, including SPDM, PCIe DOE, and MCTP interfaces
  • Architect confidential I/O and DMA isolation across PCIe and CXL, including IDE, TDISP, device-MMU and System-MMU ownership checks, and trust-domain integration
  • Define memory encryption and integrity requirements, including HBM protection, per-trust-domain keys, crypto-engine needs, and effects on memory throughput and migration
  • Define security boundaries for cross-die and network communication, including peer authentication, link protection, and key handling with interconnect and network architects
  • Set authenticated debug-unlock levels, secret-clearing rules, and authorization requirements for in-field test patterns
  • Establish security acceptance and validation criteria, including fault and glitch scenarios, isolation failures, and attestation flows
  • Coordinate implementation with RoT firmware, boot, memory, I/O, DFT, verification, and host software teams

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical field, or equivalent practical experience
  • At least 12 years of experience in SoC architecture or design, hardware security, or platform security, including at least 3 years defining security architecture across hardware and firmware or software
  • Experience taking a hardware-rooted security feature from threat model and architecture specification through design and verification to silicon bring-up or production deployment
  • Practical experience in at least two of these areas: root of trust, secure boot and attestation; confidential computing and memory protection; trusted I/O and DMA isolation; or secure debug and device lifecycle
  • Experience writing technical specifications and resolving security tradeoffs with RTL, verification, firmware, and software teams
  • Ability to drive the microarchitecture of security-related logic blocks, translating system requirements into implementable interfaces, state machines, access controls, and verification criteria
  • Required to verify identity and eligibility to work in the United States and complete the required employment eligibility verification form upon hire

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Visa sponsorship is available for this role for qualified candidates