Research position in Applied Cryptography (Mathematics and Cryptography)-(Remote Work)
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ORGANISATION/COMPANYUniversity of the Aegean(UoA)
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RESEARCH FIELDComputer scienceInformation scienceMathematics
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RESEARCHER PROFILEFirst Stage Researcher (R1)Recognised Researcher (R2)
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APPLICATION DEADLINE30/06/2020 00:00 - Europe/Athens
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LOCATIONGreece › Chios
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TYPE OF CONTRACTTemporary
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JOB STATUSNegotiable
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HOURS PER WEEK20-40
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OFFER STARTING DATE15/07/2020
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EU RESEARCH FRAMEWORK PROGRAMMEH2020
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REFERENCE NUMBERINEA/CEF/ICT/A2018/1633170
OFFER DESCRIPTION
The University of the Aegean | i4m Lab, in collaboration with the Disposable Identities Community, seeks to appoint a post-doctoral researcher starting in July 2020. The post-doc researcher will have an affiliation at the UAegean Information Management Lab. The position is in Mathematics and Cryptography (Applied Cryptography)
The researcher will have the opportunity to
- Become a key member of IT systems design and development project teams (including software development)
- Bring the latest theoretical advances in applied cryptography as close as possible to functional specifications for IT system development (mostly to Self-Sovereign Identity technologies-based design and development)
- Provide input to implement the cryptographic primitives in any platforms/language
- Audit the adequacy of design specifications for software development and work with testing methodologies for crypto-wallets and crypto-changes to ensure the appropriate level of quality during the development stage
(*) Implementation environments: Zenroom.org - https://www.hyperledger.org/projects/aries and other SSI frameworks
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Benefits
- The position does not require a physical presence on the premises of the University of the Aegean or a location in Greece (work mostly from distance)
- Participation in a team of active scientists working in common research projects with top-level Universities and the EU industry
- Development of multidisciplinary research skills
Selection process
Applications should consist of a cover letter, curriculum vitae, at least one sample of academic work, and one or two letters of reference. Applications should be sent by e-mail to Petros Kavassalis (pkavassalis@atlantis-group.gr) and Piyi Karavia (piyika@aegean.gr). Reference letters should be sent separately to the same e-mail addresses.
Additional comments
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Required Research Experiences
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RESEARCH FIELDMathematics › Applied mathematics
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YEARS OF RESEARCH EXPERIENCE4 - 10
Offer Requirements
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REQUIRED EDUCATION LEVELMathematics: PhD or equivalent
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REQUIRED LANGUAGESENGLISH: Excellent
Skills/Qualifications
Applicants must have received a PhD recently or have completed their PhD by September 1st, 2020
Required Research Experiences
- Main Research Field: Applied Cryptography
- Research Sub Field: Mathematics, Cryptography
- Years of Research: 0-10
Specific Requirements
- Experience with crypto-code development (optional)
- Languages : Greek or French shall be considered a plus
EURAXESS offer ID: 517641
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- About the UAegean i4m Lab:
i4m Lab is a research activity within the Engineering School of the University of the Aegean, Greece (UAegean - Financial and Management Engineering). i4M Lab Research focuses on the design, development, management and use of Information Technology (IT) and IT-based Service Systems in complex organizations, including government, industry value chains and value systems, inter-organizational business processes for SMEs and large enterprises. The most recent work includes specific applications in e-government and e-logistics. i4M main Research Topics include: Business Process Modeling and Automation, e-Identity and Privacy Management, Self-Sovereign Identity and Distributed Ledger Technologies, Service Systems Modeling and Engineering (Science of Services), Intelligent Transportation Systems, Economics and Management of Technical Change, IT Innovation and Public Policies in the Digital Era. The Lab is factored to foster links with the industry and the government, to act as an intermediary platform between faculty and students interested in the above issues and industry, research and government bodies.
- About the Disposable IdentitiesCommunity:
https://disposableidentities.eu/about-disposable-identities
EU RESEARCH FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME:
CONNECTING EUROPE FACILITY (CEF) - TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR
SEAL - Student and Citizen Identities Linked, Action CEF # 2018-EU-IA-0024