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Professorship (W3) Secure Cyber-Physical Systems
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Following the Free and Hanseatic City of
Hamburg's ambition to further develop
the city into a knowledge metropolis,
the Hamburg University of Technology
(TUHH) is expanding its activities in
research and teaching. With its strategy
of growth the TUHH aims to expand its
position as a leading international, interdisciplinary,
innovative university of
technology.
TUHH is a modern and dynamic university,
striving for international excellence
in research and teaching. It is guided by
what has been its hallmark since foundation,
namely that of being an initiator
and a driver of innovation. Its vision
of delivering "technology for people"
builds on a widely recognized strength in
knowledge transfer and innovation with
industrial and societal partners. Being an
entrepreneurial university, the creation of
company startups is also an essential element
of the TUHH strategy.
High-ranking research, especially in the
three focal areas of Green Technologies,
Life Science Technologies and Aviation
and Maritime Systems, characterizes the
TUHH. Combining its engineering expertise
with cross-cutting research on digitization
and new materials, the TUHH sets
the ideal conditions for unlocking the
knowledge and innovation potential of
today's technological challenges.
As part of its educational strategy the
TUHH is developing new, international
degree programmes for tomorrow's engineers,
building on its excellent reputation
for innovation in teaching and learning
for the engineering sciences.
TUHH's strategy of growth envisages
closer collaboration and networking
with other scientific institutions in the
Hamburg metropolitan region as well
as strategic collaboration with industrial
partners in application-oriented research.
PROFESSORSHIP W3
IN THE FIELD OF
SECURE CYBER-PHYSICAL
SYSTEMS
Ref. No. P-19-01
The School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Mathematics seeks
applications for the head of the future Institute of Secure Cyber-Physical Systems.
The position is linked to ahoi.digital, a programme of the Free and Hanseatic
City of Hamburg for strengthening Computer Science, and will begin in the
2020/2021 winter semester. The successful candidate is expected to advance
security research on cyber-physical systems from the adaptation of established
methods of communication and computer security in Cyber-Physical Systems
applications to the design of new and innovative methods that facilitate control
systems to safely handle intentional interference with their operation. This
explicitly comprises both small-scale and large-scale control systems. Qualified
applicants are expected to have an excellent track record in foundational and applied
research in this area and to show a strong interest in interdisciplinary work
with other engineering disciplines at TUHH such as robotics, mechatronics, energy
systems or industrial automation. We particularly welcome applicants with a
developed background in technical aspects of Cyber-Physical Systems, including
but not necessarily limited to one or more of the following aspects:- Methods for modelling, realization and evaluation of security in control systems
- Design, analysis and implementation of security mechanisms and threats in Cyber-Physical Systems throughout the system stack
- Security of Cyber-Physical Systems in a specific application domain
- Interaction between safety and security
- Intrusion detection systems for Cyber-Physical Systems.
For questions, please contact the
Head of Administration,
Mr. Klaus J. Scheunert,
phone 00 49 (0)40 42878-3002 and
e-mail scheunert@tuhh.de,
or Dr. Johannes Harpenau,
Head of Research Coordination,
phone 00 49 (0)40 42878-3574 and
e-mail harpenau@tuhh.de.
The deadline for applications is August 30, 2019.
Please upload your application (including CV, Ref. No., a list of publications, relevant certificates, overview of research activities and teaching experience) using the QR-Code on the right side or the link https://intranet.tuhh.de/aktuell/stellen/
The deadline for applications is August 30, 2019.
Please upload your application (including CV, Ref. No., a list of publications, relevant certificates, overview of research activities and teaching experience) using the QR-Code on the right side or the link https://intranet.tuhh.de/aktuell/stellen/
TUHH is an equal opportunity employer
and particularly welcomes and encourages
applications from women. It is certified
as a family-friendly university and
supports dual careers. Applications by disabled
persons with equal qualifications
will be given preference.
TUHH expressly recognizes qualifications and accomplishments in academic teaching.
The legal framework of the Federal Republic of Germany applies (in Hamburg the law is applied pursuant to Section 15 HmbHG). Applicants over the age of 50 cannot expect to be employed as civil servants.
TUHH expressly recognizes qualifications and accomplishments in academic teaching.
The legal framework of the Federal Republic of Germany applies (in Hamburg the law is applied pursuant to Section 15 HmbHG). Applicants over the age of 50 cannot expect to be employed as civil servants.