Job Opportunity: Faculty Position in Privacy and/or Security
The Department of Computer Science and Technology is hiring six new faculty members, including an Assistant or Associate Professor specializing in Privacy and/or Security.
The department is a global leader in computer security, renowned for contributions such as the Needham-Schroeder protocol and research in the economics of computer security. Current research areas include the Cambridge Cybercrime Centre, CHERI processor architecture, and hardware tamper labs. Security is one of the ten core research themes, approached holistically and interdisciplinarily to address major challenges across technical and traditional boundaries.
We seek candidates capable of conducting world-class research that complements existing departmental expertise. Given the field's rapid evolution, evidence of research breadth and flexibility is essential.
Our goal is to expand security-related research and teaching. We welcome applications covering a wide array of topics, including cryptography, cryptographic protocols and verification, distributed systems security, malware analysis, forensics, machine learning, privacy, software security, hardware security, human factors, ledger technologies, and security economics.
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