Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Cryptography (Teaching & Research)

at  The University of Manchester

The University of Manchester is making several strategic investments in Computer Science.
We offer a Lectureship or Senior Lectureship in Cryptography at the Department of Computer Science. The appointment will further strengthen the research profile of the Systems and Software Security (S3) group at the University of Manchester.
We are looking for an outstanding researcher with a specialisation in cryptography that complements the department’s existing strengths. Ideal candidates will have expertise in quantum cryptography, post-quantum cryptography, cryptographic protocols, zero knowledge, or other emerging areas in theoretical and applied cryptography. A strong publication record in premier venues (e.g., IACR conferences, STOC, FOCS, ACM CCS, IEEE S&P) or journals such as the IACR Journal of Cryptology is expected.
The Department of Computer Science is a leading research institution that values exceptional researchers. You will publish to the highest standards, secure external research funding, pursue real-world impact, and contribute to the PhD training programmes.
The Department of Computer Science values exceptional academics. You will play a key role in maintaining our reputation as an institute of learning by designing and delivering innovative UG/PG topics, both in your area of expertise and across the spectrum of Computer Science. Exceptional academics are encouraged to demonstrate this in their applications
For international applicants: A Lecturer position corresponds to a US Assistant Professor position with the same expectations, except that in the UK, they are permanent or tenured from the start and subject to probation. A Senior Lecturer position corresponds to a US Associate Professor position with the same expectations, except that in the UK, they are permanent or tenured from the start and subject to probation.

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