Cyber Security Researcher - AI / ML

Conexus DX Limited
Newport
11 months ago
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Join a cutting-edge team focused on digital security research and innovation, driving the development of solutions to complex problems in the digital security domain. As a Cyber Security Innovation Specialist, you will lead projects, provide consultancy, and collaborate across internal and external networks to ensure the business remains at the forefront of technological advancements.

12-month rolling contract up to 3 years | Strong Hourly Rate | Overtime Available | Hybrid Working | Flexible Working Hours | Fast Interview / Hiring Process

Key Responsibilities

  • Coordination: Facilitate cyber security innovation activities across the organisation, build working networks, and represent the Digital Security Office at conferences and events.
  • Collaboration: Work with peers and partners to integrate cyber security into projects and maintain external innovation agreements.
  • Consultancy: Offer expert advice and training in your specialist area of cyber security innovation.
  • Innovation: Conduct research, develop prototype solutions, and maintain a cyber innovation roadmap addressing future threats and opportunities.

Requirements

Academic

  • Must Have: Bachelor's degree in Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning and recent PhD or Master's in Cyber Security of AI/ML.
  • Advantage: Professional training or certifications in cyber security.

Experience

  • Must Have: Expertise in AI/ML algorithms and applications, with experience in research or solution development.
  • Advantage: Publications in cybersecurity, patent experience, and knowledge of AI/ML vulnerabilities.

Technical Expertise

  • Must Have: Specialist knowledge in AI/ML techniques.
  • Advantage: Experience in cybersecurity-focused AI/ML tools, vulnerabilities, and programming languages such as Python or Rust.

Outputs

  • Prototype solutions, technical reports, and market studies.
  • Contributions to academic funding, patents, and publications.

This role offers an exciting opportunity for a motivated individual to lead innovation in digital security and shape the future of cyber technology. Apply now to be at the forefront of this dynamic field!

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