International Association
for Cryptologic Research

The postdoctoral fellow will carry out research and experimental work in the field of cryptographic protocol technology applied to wireless and mobile communication systems. The candidate will participate in the development of instrumentation and research projects in our new wireless security lab.

The candidate will collaborate in research projects with the professors affiliated with the NTNU Applied Cryptology Research Lab, and will be able to supervise Master thesis students specializing in wireless security.

We seek a highly motivated and qualified individual with a strong publication record, holding a Ph.D. degree in communication networks or related fields by the time of appointment. Key requirements include:

• Documented research activity and publications in information and communication security, in particular with a focus on cryptographic technology

• In depth knowledge of wireless and mobile communication systems
• Expressed and documented interests and ability to perform experimental studies
• At least a Masters level of computer engineering skills in software or hardware
• Excellent communication skills in English (written and spoken)