We are looking for talented people interested in machine learning and computer security to join our research group. We offer positions on all levels and focus on computer security, machine learning, explainable AI, and of course the intersection of them.
To assist in teaching and our day-to-day research we frequently have open positions for student assistants (HiWis) at our research group. This may be a good chance to get started in computer security research or a first step towards you thesis at the Artificial Intelligence and Security research group.
Please reach out to us via e-mail and send your applications consisting of some words about yourself and a short CV to . We are constantly looking for HiWis independent of specific announcements. That being said, from time to time we seek support for specific tasks. You find a list of such positions here.
You require very good knowledge in computer security and/or machine learning. Above all, however, you need to show enthusiasm for conducting research on cutting-edge topics in machine learning and computer security.
We offer an attractive and modern workplace with access to excellent facilities of KIT, including vast computing resources for conducting our research. Additionally, all Ph.D. students will be members of the KIT Graduate School Cyber Security.
Currently, we are seeking to fill the following position:
Not the right position for you? Reach out to us via e-mail and send an unsolicited application consisting of a cover letter, your CV, certificates/references, and a research statement to . Make sure to highlight why you are a good fit for us and research in our domain. Also, please mention the object shown in the top left corner of Figure 2 in our first IEEE S&P paper in the subject line of your e-mail to help me weed out mass applications. Mails not containing the right phrase will be filtered out automatically.
You have an exceptional doctorate degree, do nationally and internationally visible research (via respective publications), and strive for distinguishing yourself in a leading role?
Reach out to us via e-mail and send your applications consisting of a cover letter, your CV, certificates/references, and a research statement to . Make sure to highlight why you are a good fit for us and research in our domain. Also, please mention the name of the method described in our first ICLR paper in the subject line of your e-mail to help me weed out mass applications. Mails not containing the right phrase will be filtered out automatically.
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