Remote Energy & EV Charging Cybersecurity Lead

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fordDearborn (MI)

Information Security Engineers Motor Vehicle Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing

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About the role

Ford is seeking a Charging and Energy Infrastructure Cybersecurity Engineer to lead security design for EV charging and energy infrastructure products. You will develop security requirements, perform threat modeling, and research future security technologies to protect hardware, firmware, and networked components, working with product teams and vendors to ensure resilient systems. The role requires evaluating protocols like ISO 15118, OCPP, OCPI, and securing V2G/V2H communications, with a focus

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