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The role

An exciting opportunity for a Postdoc Graduate to work at the University of Surrey in the area of complex networks, and threat intelligence, focusing on advanced persistent threats (APTs) on 5G networks (O-RAN).

The post holder will join the team of researchers working on network security, prediction and learning on O-RAN (5G/6G) networks, and research sub-projects.  The primary responsibility for this post is to develop Reinforcement Learning models, off the back of observations of data traffic on the O-RAN of the core network, and produce optimal response strategies. The project work entails building a Digital Twin for extensive simulations of realistic APT attacks on the O-RAN (of the 5G/6G ICS at Surrey).

About you

 We are looking for applicants that demonstrate strong research and analytical skills, have strong communication skills and enthusiasm for developing their own research ideas. Applicants should also have a good understanding of the 5G core network, threat intelligence as well as software engineering good practice. Familiarity with python (pytorch, tensorflow) and open source 5G testbeds would be an advantage.

How to apply

Please apply on the University website and submit a CV and a cover letter.

For informal discussions, please contact Dr Sotiris Moschoyiannis (S.Moschoyiannis@surrey.ac.uk)

The University of Surrey reserves the right to close this vacancy early based on Volume and Calibre of applications.

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