IACR News item: 23 July 2023
University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Job Posting
We are seeking a PhD candidate interested in interdisciplinary research on the development, efficient implementation (hardware and software), use, orchestration, and improvement of privacy-preserving and data anonymization techniques.
What are you going to do?
Carry out original research in the field of implementation and applications of privacy preserving technologies for data analytics in healthcare
Be active in the fundamental and/or applied research area, publishing in high level international journals and presenting at leading conferences
Take part in ongoing educational activities, such as assisting in a course and guiding student thesis projects, at the BSc or MSc level
Collaborate with other groups, institutes and/or companies by contributing expertise to joint research projects
Contribute to activities and deliverables of the SECURED Horizon Europe Project
What do you have to offer?
An MSc degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or Electrical Engineering (or a related discipline)
Strong analytical and technical skills, good problem-solving skills
An interdisciplinary mindset and an open and proactive personality in interacting with researchers from different disciplines
A strong scientific interest in security and privacy, in particular in at least one of the following fields:
efficient implementation of cryptographic and privacy preserving primitives, both in hardware and in software
application, orchestration, and improvement of privacy-preserving techniques to achieve given data protection objectives
The willingness to work in a highly international research team
Fluency in oral and written English and good presentation skills
What are you going to do?
What do you have to offer?
Closing date for applications:
Contact: Francesco Regazzoni
More information: https://vacatures.uva.nl/UvA/job/PhD-Position-on-Efficient-Privacy-preserving-Techniques-for-Data-Analysis-and-Machine-Learning/760571702/
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