An automotive engineer who is an expert on emissions certification, sure, but add on cyber security practitioner - agree, you would be lucky to find 100. Right now, the US has a shortage of 4M security professionals to fill available jobs according to ISC2. So the cyber security "desirable" is interesting. We (former team) have done a ton of CAN bus hacking, and supply chain delivery hijacking for OTA software and hashes (for protection purposes mind you), but I'm stumped on cyber security for this role. We always had a "guy" that handled all Federal certifications, but he was in no way a security technologist.
Especially stumped given the Emira does not have OTA updating. Possibly the protection for the chain of custody for software delivered to the dealers? Very confused, but my grey hat activities went by the side with my move to AI foundational modeling a couple of years ago, so maybe I am missing something..