International Association
for Cryptologic Research

The Department of Mathematical Sciences at Florida Atlantic University invites applications for a tenure-track position at the assistant professor level, starting in January 2017. FAU is home to The Center for Cryptology and Information Security, which is dedicated to original, cutting-edge research in cryptology and information security and to education and training of research students and information technology professionals. FAU is recognized as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance/Cyber Defense Research (CAE-R) for academic years 2014-2019.

Research areas of particular interest for this position include, but are not limited to, mathematical foundations of public key cryptography, post-quantum cryptography, computational algebra, and algorithmic number theory.

Applicants must possess a Ph.D. in Mathematics or a closely related field. Candidates in all areas of cryptology and information security will be considered.

For additional information, please contact us by email to mathsearch (at) fau.edu. This position is open until filled and may close without prior notice. Priority consideration will be given to applications received by August 13, 2016. To be considered for the position, all applicants must apply and complete the Faculty, Administrative, Managerial & Professional Position Application form available online through the Office of Human Resources at: https://jobs.fau.edu. Please submit a cover letter, vita, copy of your transcript, research statement and a teaching statement through this website.

In addition, please arrange to have three letters of recommendation sent by first class mail to: Chair of the Search Committee, Department of Mathematical Sciences, Florida Atlantic University, 777 Glades Rd., Boca Raton, FL 33431 or by email to mathsearch (at) fau.edu.

A background check will be required for the candidate selected for this position.

Florida Atlantic University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Institution. Individuals with disabilities, requiring accommodation, please call 561-297-3057, 711.

Closing date for applications: 13 August 2016

Contact: Search Committee Chair, Department of Mathematical Sciences, 777 Glades RD, Boca Raton, FL 33431

Email: mathsearch (at) fau.edu

Phone: (561) 297-3340

Fax: (561) 297-2436

More information: https://jobs.fau.edu

We are looking for research scientists with expertise on cyber-physical security. The candidates should have PhD in infocomm security with track record of strong R&D capability (at least 2 publications at top security conferences - http://icsd.i2r.a-star.edu.sg/staff/jianying/conference-ranking-history.html, in the past 3 years), be able to perform deep system-level investigations of security mechanisms, be a good team player and have the potential to be a team leader, and also have good presentation and communication skills. The candidates are expected to work closely with industry partners, create valuable intellectual properties, and produce project deliverables in time.

Interested candidates please send CV to Jianying Zhou. Fresh PhD is welcome to apply. Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the positions are filled. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted for interview.

Closing date for applications: 31 July 2016

Contact: Dr. Jianying Zhou, Dept Head, Infocomm Security, Institute for Infocomm Research. Email: [email protected]

More information: http://icsd.i2r.a-star.edu.sg/

The Gran Sasso Science Institute, a recently established international PhD School and a Center for Advanced Studies in L\'Aquila (ITALY), offers 10 fully funded PhD positions in Computer Science (CS) in the area of Distributed Systems and Computing including Cryptography and Security.

For more info, see http://www.gssi.infn.it/phd/

Closing date for applications: 1 September 2016

Contact: Giuseppe Persiano (giuper (at) gmail.com) or any member of the Institute

Authentication technology plays a critical role in securing access to online services, such as banking, email and social networking. Session authentication schemes establish the identity of the user only at the beginning of the session so are vulnerable to attacks which tamper with communications after the authenticated session has been established. Transaction authentication schemes defend against such attacks by performing an additional authentication step at critical parts of the session, but are unpopular with users due to repeated authentication. Continuous authentication schemes, in contrast, verify user identity and intent throughout the session. So far, such schemes have had limited use in practice due to two primary weaknesses of existing approaches: privacy concerns and risk of false positives/false negatives.

This project aims to address these limitations by designing and evaluating new approaches for continuous authentication, based on a solid theoretical underpinning so as to give a high degree of confidence that the resulting decisions match expectations and requirements. Furthermore the project will focus on ways to preserve user privacy by processing behavioural measurements on the user’s computer such that sensitive information is not sent to the online service. The evaluation to be performed will consider the false-positive/false-negative rates, privacy impact, user acceptance and costs of deployment and operation.

The student will be supervised by Dr Steven Murdoch in the Information Security Group at University College London, in collaboration with VASCO Data Security.

The successful applicant will have their fees paid in full at the home/EU rate at UCL and receive a tax-free stipend at standard EPSRC rates. The project is to start on the 26th September 2016, in line with the start of the 2016/17 Academic Year at UCL.

Closing date for applications: 27 June 2016

Contact: Submit applications online using the PRiSM (the UCL application system). Contact Dr Steven Murdoch (s.murdoch (at) ucl.ac.uk) for queries about the position

More information: https://www.prism.ucl.ac.uk/#!/?project=185

The Cybersecurity Research Center at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) invites applications for a Postdoctoral Research Associate position in the area of Security of Storage Systems and Applied Cryptography.

The Postdoctoral Research Associate is expected to pursue research towards establishing a framework that provides strong integrity, availability and reliability guarantees for data outsourced at cloud storage providers. Familiarity with cloud storage systems and applied cryptography is preferred.

The candidates are expected to:

- have completed their PhD degree in Computer Science or closely related areas,

- have adequate cybersecurity/applied cryptography research experience demonstrated through a good publication record, and

- have excellent verbal and written skills in English

We expect the position to be available immediately for one year and to be renewable, based on mutual interest and availability of funding.

Interested applicants should submit their CV and the names of at least two references by applying as soon as possible at https://njit.jobs/applicants/Central?quickFind=55066. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled.

Work environment and location:

Details about the center\'s research activities can be found at:

http://centers.njit.edu/cybersecurity/.

The Department of Computer Science at NJIT includes 27 tenured/tenure track professors and is rapidly expanding, supported by the university\'s \"2020 Vision\" strategic plan. Sources of research funding include DARPA, NSF, NIH, DHS, DOE, ARL, and ONR to name a few. Located in Northern New Jersey, within the greater New York Metropolitan area, NJIT is part of a vibrant ecosystem of research universities and corporate research centers.

Closing date for applications: 30 June 2016

Contact: Prof. Reza Curtmola

More information: https://njit.jobs/applicants/Central?quickFind=55066

This scholarship is to work on the High Performance Control System Security research project. High performance control systems are used in many security-critical applications such as car control systems, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), autonomous vehicles and critical-infrastructure systems. Most solutions suffer from security and safety flaws, which can be attributed to a lack of proper authentication, confidentiality and availability.

You\'ll investigate security in a particular control system (such as UAV) or perhaps a cluster of systems that exhibits similar design characteristics. This research is likely to relate to a generic key management protocols to implement authentication and confidentiality. Another possible research avenue is software defined networking and its impact on availability or how it can be used to mitigate denial of service (DoS) attacks.

Closing date for applications: 1 August 2016

Contact: Professor Josef Pieprzyk

More information: https://www.qut.edu.au/study/fees-and-scholarships/scholarships-and-prizes/control-system-security-scholarship

Ph.D. offer

Looking for a Ph.D. thesis that combines computer security and mathematics? IRISA (https://www.irisa.fr/en), the computer science laboratory of Rennes in France, seeks to hire an outstanding doctoral student to perform research in the field of formal modeling and analysis of security. The position is within the project entitled Attack-Defense Trees for Computer Security: Formal Modeling of Preventive and Reactive Countermeasures. A detailed description of the thesis topic is available at http://people.irisa.fr/Barbara.Kordy/vacancies.php and at http://people.irisa.fr/Barbara.Kordy/vacancies/PhD_16.pdf

Candidate profile

The candidate is expected to have

• A Master degree in computer science or mathematics;

• A proven interest in formal methods and formal modeling;
• Excellent written and oral English skills.

Background in computer security will be a plus. Knowledge of French is not required.

Application

Applications should be written in English and include the following documents

• Motivation letter clearly explaining the candidate\'s interest in the proposed topic and his/her fit to the position;

• Curriculum Vitae (including contact information, education and work experience, short description of the master thesis, list of publications, etc.);
• Transcript of grades from all university-level courses taken;
• Contact information for 2 referees.

Applications will be considered on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Documents should be submitted by e-mail to dr. Barbara Kordy (barbara.kordy (at) irisa.fr).

Closing date for applications: 30 October 2016

Contact: Barbara Kordy

barbara.kordy (at) irisa.fr

More information: http://people.irisa.fr/Barbara.Kordy/vacancies.php

The Department of Informatics (www.uib.no/en/ii) has a vacancy for a PhD position within cryptography. The position is for a fixed-term period of 3 years, starting as soon as possible in 2016, and funded by the project “Modern Methods and Tools for Theoretical and Applied Cryptology” (CryptoWorld), awarded by the Research Council of Norway.

About the Department:

The Department has 6 research groups, Algorithms, Bioinformatics, Optimization, Programming Theory, Reliable Communication and Visualization. The Department is ranked first in Norway with respect to the quality of its research by the Research Council of Norway. For more information visit our Web pages: http://www.uib.no/en/ii

About the project/work tasks:

• Focus is on mathematical methods of cryptography, in particular Elliptic Curve Cryptography and algebraic attacks.

• Develop new methods of algebraic cryptanalysis and apply them to modern cryptographic primitives.

• Advance theoretical understanding of the complexity of Elliptic Curve Discrete Logarithm Problem.

The fellowship position is for a fixed term of 3 years. Closing date for application: 30 June 2016

Closing date for applications: 30 June 2016

Contact: Professor Tor Helleseth, Tor.Helleseth (at) uib.no / phone (+47) 55 58 41 60,

Professor Igor Semaev, igor (at) uib.no / phone (+47) 55 58 4279

More information: https://www.jobbnorge.no/en/available-jobs/job/126236/phd-position-in-cryptography?p=1&reset=1

Applications are invited for a postdoctoral researcher position in the Information Security Group at the UCL Department of Computer Science, to be supervised by Dr Sarah Meiklejohn (PI) and Prof. Tomaso Aste and Dr George Danezis (co investigators). The position are in support of an EPSRC project on the Digital Economy, and in particular will examine the applications of distributed ledgers and the challenges in designing and deploying these technologies.

The position focuses on the cryptographic and privacy-related design challenges of distributed ledgers. As such, we expect successful candidates to explore research topics such as balancing the transparency of distributed ledgers with the sensitive data that may be stored on them, developing formal cryptographic models for the auditability and privacy guarantees of distributed ledgers, and methods for establishing identity and credential infrastructures using such ledgers.

We expect candidates to have a PhD in Computer Science, Economics, or a related field, and a strong track record in cryptography, systems and network security, privacy-enhancing technologies, or similar topics.

For any enquiries or to apply for the position, please submit a full curriculum vitae and a research statement to me (s.meiklejohn at ucl.ac.uk), or apply online at http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/ANT392/research-associate-in-the-security-and-privacy-of-distributed-ledgers/. The position is available starting September 2016 (with the start date negotiable) and will last for two years, with the possibility to extend by another 6-12 months. In a somewhat less cryptographic vein, the project is also hiring two other postdocs; these vacancies can be found here (http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/ANQ770/research-associate-in-the-foundations-of-distributed-ledgers/) and here (http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/ANR854/research-associate-in-the-economics-and-usability-of-distributed-ledgers/).

Closing date for applications: 16 June 2016

Contact: Sarah Meiklejohn (s.meiklejohn [at] ucl [dot] ac [dot] uk)

More information: http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/ANT392/research-associate-in-the-security-and-privacy-of-distributed-ledgers/

Our lab is committed to laying the foundations and developing the tools for protecting privacy in tomorrow’s hyper-connected world. We are recruiting a post-doctoral researcher in the area of data privacy and security, with an emphasis on health-related data (including genomic data).

Required skills and expertise:

• Very good knowledge of written and spoken English (French is not required)

• Strong background in security, privacy, and applied cryptography (some familiarity with homomorphic encryption, secure multi-party computation, or hardware security would be welcome)

• Some background in databases, statistics, networking, electronic health records, genomics, game theory, microeconomics, or machine learning would be an asset

• Strong analytical skills

• Good knowledge of languages and tools such as C, C++, Java, Go, Python, and MATLAB

Education: a PhD degree in computer science, electrical engineering, communication systems, computer engineering, or a similar area; with a strong publication track record in information security and privacy or in cryptography.

Mission: The contribution to the research efforts of the group will involve many interactions with PhD and undergraduate students, senior researchers, and external partners (from industry, academia, and hospitals); some participation in teaching is also expected. The research activities will include notably the design and the validation of protocols and algorithms.

We offer:

• A fascinating investigation topic of global prominence in security and privacy

• A young, dynamic, and international team

• Collaboration with strategic external partners, including the Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV)

• A modern working environment

• A substantial help to obtain a faculty position (usually in another institution) at the end of the stay here.

Annual salary: 80,000 Swiss Francs (around US$80,000) and above, based on experience.

Closing date for applications: 15 June 2016

Contact: Prof. Jean-Pierre Hubaux

EPFL

More information: http://emploi.epfl.ch/page-132462-en.html

We are looking for an excellent, motivated, self-driven doctoral student to work in the exciting area of Internet of things (IoT) security and privacy focusing on developing new, smarter, and more agile security approaches. The PhD student will join the Secure Systems group (http://www.surrey.ac.uk/cs/research/) for three years, working in the area of secure and privacy-preserving communication and execution of the core IoT end-points including resource-constrained embedded devices, mobile phones (in the context of mobile sensing applications) and vehicles.

The PhD student is expected to hold at least an upper second class honours degree and preferably a Master\'s degree in CS, EE, Information Security or similar discipline. Basic knowledge of computer networking, network and embedded systems security is required, with some background in cryptography and native code based systems.

The position is funded for three years and is intended to start in July 2016 or as soon as possible thereafter.

Closing date for applications: 16 June 2016

Contact: Thanassis Giannetsos

Lecturer in Secure Systems

Department of Computer Science

University of Surrey

GU2 7XH

Email:a.giannetsos (at) surrey.ac.uk

More information: http://www.surrey.ac.uk/projects/phd-student-position-iot-security-and-privacy

The cryptography and privacy group of IBM Research - Zurich in Switzerland is looking for highly motivated Post-Docs and PhD students in the area of provably secure cryptography, in particular privacy-enhancing cryptographic protocols and public key cryptography.

Candidates will perform scientific research in the areas mentioned above under the direct guidance of the permanent researchers in our team. Their main task will consist of publishing at respected academic conferences and journals. They will occasionally implement prototypes of cryptographic schemes developped.

Post-Doc candidates must have a PhD degree in cryptography. All candidates must be fluent in spoken and written English; knowledge of German is not required.

PhD student candidates must have a Master degree or equivalent in computer science, mathematics, electrical engineering, or related disciplines. Knowledge of cryptography (in particular public key cryptography) is required, proven experience in the form of theses or published papers is a strong asset.

IBM Research - Zurich offers a stimulating international research environment among experts in computer science, physics, and mathematics. The laboratory is located in Rüschlikon, Switzerland, at 10km from the city of Zurich and on the coast of Lake Zurich. A competitive salary will be offered, adjusted to the high local living standards.

The positions will remain open until suitable candidates have been hired.

Closing date for applications: 1 October 2016

Contact: Interested candidates should send a CV and motivation letter to Jan Camenisch jca(at)zurich.ibm.com

More information: http://www.zurich.ibm.com/security/

Post-Doc DFG Research Training Group

UbiCrypt – Cryptography in Ubiquitous Computing

The Horst Görtz Institute for IT-Security (HGI) at Ruhr-University Bochum is one of Europe’s leading research centers in IT security. The DFG, or German Research Foundation, awarded more than €4 million to the HGI for the establishment of the interdisciplinary research training group “New Challenges for Cryptography in Ubiquitous Computing”. We are looking for candidates with an outstanding Ph.D. in the fields of computer science, electrical engineering, mathematics or related areas.

The research training group will study problems which are fundamental for securing the Internet of Things. The research is structured in three levels: cryptographic primitives, device and system level. The research topics range from cryptographic foundations such as fully homomorphic encryption for privacy in cloud computing, over security for medical implants to internet security solutions involving new national ID cards.

Beside the own research, the main task of the Post-Doc is to work with the UbiCrypt Ph.D. students, and to encourage collaboration between them. Thus, an interest in working with doctoral students and a broad interest in current research are required.

- Start: earliest possible (limitation: March 31, 2017)

- Competitive salary (TV-L 14)

- Application: Send your documents by June 1, 2016, to grako (at) hgi.rub.de

- Required documents: CV, certificates (Bachelor, Master/Diplom, Ph.D.), transcripts , motivation for applying (1 page), names of at least two people who can provide reference letters (email addresses are sufficient)

A group of internationally renowned researchers together with excellent funding provides an extremely interesting scientific environment. The HGI is known for its good working atmosphere.

Closing date for applications: 1 June 2016

More information: http://www.ubicrypt.hgi.rub.de/index.html.de

Applications are invited for the post of Lecturer (teaching focussed) in the Information Security Group at Royal Holloway, University of London.

The post holder will contribute to the creation and/or revision, delivery and assessment of postgraduate (MSc) and undergraduate teaching modules across a wide range of topics in the field of information/cyber security.

Applicants should have a Ph.D. in a relevant subject or equivalent and have a sound knowledge of information/cyber security. Applicants should be able to demonstrate an enthusiasm for teaching and communicating with diverse audiences, as well as show an awareness of contemporary issues relating to cyber security.

It should be noted that teaching post holders are permitted to spend 10% of their time following their research interests.

This is a five year teaching post, available from 1st September 2016. This post is based in Egham, Surrey, where the College is situated in a beautiful, leafy campus near to Windsor Great Park and within commuting distance from London.

Closing date for applications: 12 June 2016

Contact: For an informal discussion about the post, please contact Prof. Keith Mayes on keith.mayes (at) rhul.ac.uk .

The Human Resources Department can be contacted with queries by email at: recruitment (at) rhul.ac.uk.

More information: https://jobs.royalholloway.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?ref=0516-161

Applications are invited for the post of Lecturer in the Information Security Group at Royal Holloway, University of London. Note that this position is roughly equivalent to a tenure-track Assistant Professor in North America or a Junior Professor in Europe.

Applications are invited from researchers whose interests are related to, or complement, current strengths of the ISG. We are particularly interested in applicants with outstanding research achievements and/or potential in relevant information/cyber security areas.

Applicants should have a Ph.D. in a relevant subject or equivalent, be a self-motivated researcher, and have a strong publication record. Applicants should be able to demonstrate an enthusiasm for teaching and communicating with diverse audiences, as well as show an awareness of contemporary issues relating to cyber security.

This is a full time and permanent post, with an intended start date of 1st September, 2016, although an earlier or slightly later start may be possible. This post is based in Egham, Surrey, where the College is situated in a beautiful, leafy campus near to Windsor Great Park and within commuting distance from London.

Closing date for applications: 12 June 2016

Contact: For an informal discussion about the post, please contact Prof. Keith Mayes on keith.mayes (at) rhul.ac.uk.

The Human Resources Department can be contacted with queries by email at: recruitment (at) rhul.ac.uk.

More information: https://jobs.royalholloway.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?ref=0516-162

The School of Computing and Information Technology is seeking a full time permanent Lecturer (Level B) to provide development, teaching and research within the Bachelor of Computer Science (Digital Systems Security and Cyber Security majors) and the Master of Computer Science (Network Security major). The candidate is expected to be a research active in the area of cryptography and information security, and he/she is equipped with sufficient experience for teaching undergraduate and postgraduate studies.

UOW is a leading Australian university with a history of outstanding achievements in teaching and learning, research and community engagement. It is fundamentally committed to providing our diverse body of students with an engaging world class and internationally oriented learning experience. The University has also established a strong research profile and an outstanding record of achievement in research performance and intensity over the last decade.

The successful candidate will have a national reputation in cryptography or information security research field, innovative teaching experience, an established research profile and demonstrable commitment to positive change. You may be required to teach outside of standard business hours and offshore delivery.

To apply you must address the selection criteria which is located within the position description.

For further enquiries, please contact Head of School, Professor Willy Susilo on +61-2-4221-5535 or wsusilo (at) uow.edu.au

Closing date for applications: 5 June 2016

Contact: Professor Willy Susilo

More information: http://uow.employment.com.au/dspJobView.cfm?jobID=2141

•Conduct research on advanced ethical hacking, penetration testing, reverse engineering.

•Conduct assessment on network infrastructure, web and mobile security.

•Assisting in IT security enforcement and enhancement.

•Design secure application testing approaches, integrate quality assurance testings with security functionalities.

•Candidate with strong programming background will also be involved in security tool/signature development.

•Design and implement preventive security controls, application code review and analysis, code scanning and testing tools, web application scanning and penetration tests.

•Manage vendor and service provider on security tools and technologies project engagement and delivery.

Requirements:

•Bachelor’s degree or above in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or other relevant disciplines with a minimum of 5 years of experience in security assessment. Candidates with less experience will also be considered for the Engineer level.

•Experience in financial industry is preferred but not mandatory.

•Demonstrate wide working knowledge of application security.

•Experience in application development life cycle, application testing and code scanning, with exposure in penetration test, finding exploits, vulnerabilities, unauthorized access, or other malicious activities in computer systems.

•Proficient in English, spoken and written.

•High integrity and professional work practice.

•Appreciation of people and cultures of different countries.

Closing date for applications: 30 May 2016

Contact: charlenechoo (at) astri.org

More information: http://www.astri.org/careers/work-at-astri/jobs/senior-engineerengineer-cyber-security-assessment-multiple-openings-8/

•Develop and implement secure cloud computing and secure software systems.

•Develop cryptographic and encryption technologies.

•Develop mobile security solutions.

•Develop and implement cyber-threat intelligence and defense technologies.

•Perform security review and assessment on information security and e-commerce systems.

•Conduct R&D in various areas which include but not limited to software, network, distributed system, database, and mobile security.

•Conduct R&D in various areas which include but not limited to software, network, distributed system, database, and mobile security.

Requirements:

•Bachelor’s degree or above in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or other relevant disciplines.

•More senior candidates with Master or PhD degree, or with minimum five years’ of experience in software development, i.e. design, implementation, test and documentation will be considered as Senior Engineer.

•Familiar with software development or testing, programming languages on C/C++/ObjC/Java/Javascript.

•Certificates or formal training in information security or with experience in security assessment is a plus, but not a necessity.

•Good knowledge of OS security and virtualization security, and implementation experience on the cloud an advantage.

•A team player with good analytical and communications skills.

•Good command of written and spoken English.

Closing date for applications: 30 May 2016

Contact: charlenech00 (at) astri.org

More information: http://www.astri.org/careers/work-at-astri/jobs/senior-engineerssoftware-engineers-information-security-multiple-opening

CableLabs leads technology innovation, research, and development of cryptography in the broadband industry. We need a researcher to help us look at very hard cryptography problems this summer! Our goals are to foster awareness of the cable industry’s cryptographic needs, to foster research and development for cryptographic algorithm and implementation improvements, and to better understand cryptographic vulnerabilities specific to our industry. This will be a high paced activity and will allow the research to investigate a cryptographic problem of their choosing!

In addition to a resume or CV, the researcher must submit a research proposal inspired by a list of topics as described below. CableLabs will select the candidate based on the most compelling proposal supported by a resume or CV that demonstrates reason to believe the research can be completed.

The selected researcher will be provided an orientation and experts will be made available to help understand how their research applies to the cable industry. A mentor will support the researcher, but work must be conducted independently. All research must be original.

The key deliverable for this project is a final report and presentation at the completion of research in August. If suitable, we may have the researcher present this work at CableLab’s Summer Conference.

The work must be performed in Louisville, CO at CableLabs. A modest relocation allowance will be provided.

Closing date for applications: 15 June 2016

Contact: Please apply at the link provided

More information: https://www.smartrecruiters.com/CableLabs/92180353-software-cryptographic-researcher

We have two new Research Fellow positions in the Secure Systems group within the Department of Computer Science. Surrey is a GCHQ recognised Academic Centre of Excellence for cybersecurity. One position is part of a newly funded EPSRC interdisciplinary project entitled “Improving customer experience while ensuring data privacy for intelligent mobility” and the other is expanding the group’s expertise in verification and trusted computing. Both projects will involve research collaborations with other academic organisations and industry. We would be pleased to hear from potential applicants.

Job Titles:

Research Fellow in Security: https://jobs.surrey.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?ref=032316

Research Fellow in Secure Systems: https://jobs.surrey.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?ref=032116

Closing date for applications: 13 June 2016

Contact: Helen Treharne, Reader in Secure Systems

More information: https://jobs.surrey.ac.uk/Vacancies.aspx