Machine Learning
and Security
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Chair of Machine Learning and Security
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Jobs

Open Positions

We currently do not have any open position in our group.

Past Openings

IT-Administrator — Salary Grade TV-L E 12

We are looking for a full-time employee in information and communication technology to oversee the IT infrastructure of the center BIFOLD. The position primarily entails designing, configuring, and managing network and computing services to facilitate the center's research activities.

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Foreign Language Secretary — Salary Grade TV-L E 7

We are seeking a foreign language secretary (Fremdsprachensekretär:in) to work with our chair and the Chair of Big Data Engineering. The main responsibilities of this position include secretarial and administrative support of research and teaching, as well as handling general correspondence.

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PhD Position — Salary Grade TV-L 13

The chair is looking for a PhD student to join the DFG project ALISON. The project investigates the security of machine learning in structured domains, such as in program code, file formats, or texts. It explores how attacks on learning algorithms can be constructed with this data and how suitable defenses can be developed.

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PostDoc Position — Salary Grade TV-L 14

The chair is looking for a postdoctoral researcher to join the research projects MALFOY (ERC) and ALISON (DFG). Both projects investigate the connection between offensive security and machine learning. The position should create a bridge between both research topics and establish an own research profile.

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Beyond Openings

We are generally looking for motivated and skilled PhD students and postdocs to join our group—even if there is no open position. If you are passionate about research and interested in combining machine learning and computer security, contact us directly at jobs@mlsec.org.

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