Senior Research Associate/Research Associate

at  University of New South Wales

WHO YOU ARE (SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE):

• A PhD in Computer Science or Math or a relevant area/discipline that complements the breadth of expertise of the School.
• Candidates with PhD thesis submissions are also welcome. It is expected the PhD degree will be obtained within a short time before the commencement of the job.
• A demonstrated ability to conduct innovative and independent research in the field.
• A record of publications in high-quality journals and/or conferences in the field. Some typical venues include, Crypto, Eurocrypt, CCS, NDSS, IEEE TIFS and IEEE TPAMI.
• A strong background in post-quantum cryptography or applied cryptography. A strong math background in related areas such as coding theory will also be considered.
• Capability of applying deep learning models and willingness to use them for biometrics research required in the project.

WHY YOUR ROLE MATTERS

This position is funded by a Australian Research Council Discovery Grant. Situated within the School of Systems and Computing, the Senior Research Associate/Research Associate will be part of research activity in multidisciplinary settings requiring skills in cryptography, machine learning and biometrics. The Research Associate will contribute to the development of research results and their publication in international journals and participate at national and/or international conference/s.

UNSW is committed to helping staff balance work-life responsibilities, by providing access to high-quality services, facilities, and flexible work and leave arrangements.

• Flexible working options (work from home, flexible hours etc)
• Additional three days leave during December festive period
• Career development opportunities
• Up to 50% discount on UNSW courses
• Flexible 17% superannuation contributions, additional leave-loading payments and salary sacrifice
• Free gym access
• UNSW-wide strategy to focus on Healthy Body, Healthy Mind, Healthy Places and Healthy Culture