Teaching profile

ISIMA is a school of computer science engineering at Clermont Auvergne INP, part of the Clermont Auvergne University and a member of the INP group. ISIMA offers degree courses in computer engineering (around 430 students), master's degrees in computer science (around 150 students) and bachelor's degrees in computer science (around 350 students).

The person recruited is likely to be involved in all ISIMA diplomas, teaching the following subjects
- fundamentals of computer security (including code theory and cryptography),
- network security (including secure network architecture, securing network services),
- secure programming (including web security, operating system security, malware analysis, embedded security, connected object security),µ
- information system security (including security policy, penetration testing).

The candidate will be part of ISIMA's teaching team, made up of around 45 teachers and teacher-researchers. The candidate will be expected to participate in the school's collective tasks and missions of general interest. External applications are strongly encouraged.

Research profile

Research activities will be carried out within the Network and Security theme, part of the SIC axis of LIMOS (UMR 6158), which wishes to strengthen its activities in the field of protocol design and proof, as well as cryptographic schemes. Applicants will be expected to present solid and motivated integration projects targeting these themes within the LIMOS security team.

Applications demonstrating a commitment to multidisciplinarity, the development of work in cryptography, formal methods for security, or privacy will also be considered. Similarly, experience in the field of IT security will be highly valued. Particular attention will be paid to applications that highlight achievements in applied security. Finally, candidates with the ability to work in international collaborations are strongly encouraged.

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