Cybersecurity Engineer (f/m/d) Full-time Job

Help us shape the future of electric mobility and establish our cutting-edge charging technology, Matrix Charging®, as the industry standard of tomorrow.

Your Mission

Are you passionate about technological innovation and see your future in the world of e-mobility? Then let’s revolutionize the automotive industry together.

What You'll Do

Analyze and assess cybersecurity requirements from OEMs

Manage cybersecurity within project frameworks

Define cybersecurity processes and moderate TARA sessions (e.g., using Medini)

Create and define requirements for electronics and software

Support development and evaluate implemented solutions

Validate cybersecurity measures (testing methods, tools, penetration testing, etc.)

What You Bring

Degree in Electronics, Software, IT, Cybersecurity, Systems Engineering or similar (University/FH/HTL)

At least 3 years of experience in cybersecurity within the industrial or automotive sector

Ideally certified by ISACA or ISC2

Familiarity with standards like ISO 21434, ISO 24089, IEC 62443, ISO 27001, etc.

Independent, systematic, and responsible working style

Why Join Us?

A dynamic role with ownership and challenges in a fast-growing e-mobility company

A collaborative and informal work environment

Flexible work planning and a positive team culture

We value your talent and personality. Your gross annual salary will be tailored to your experience and qualifications, starting from €55,000.

Easelink is a high-tech company dedicated to facilitate e-mobility at scale with the development of the automated conductive charging technology Matrix Charging® for electric vehicles.
The Matrix Charging® system consists of two components: a vehicle unit on the vehicle underbody (Matrix Charging® Connector) and the charging plate in the parking space surface (Matrix Charging® Pad). As soon as the vehicle parks above the charging plate in the parking space, the vehicle is automatically charged via the direct physical connection. The robust system can be used anywhere, either in public spaces or private garages.
The innovative character of Easelink can be seen in its many patents and trademarks. Easelink, with sites in Austria and China, currently has 30 employees and plays an important role in various standardization bodies for charging technology, such as the relevant working groups of the Charging Interface Initiative (CharIn), the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
Within the framework of cooperative projects, a number of leading automotive manufacturers and suppliers, infrastructure providers and vehicle fleet operators are already making use of the innovative Matrix Charging® technology.