Barcelona Supercomputing Centre
Barcelona, Spain
Description
The Unconventional Computer Architectures and Networks group is looking for a student to collaborate within the European project "Security at the network Edge (SECURED)". The student will work in the development of architecture, involving hardware and software, which deals with computing at the edge of the network. During the last couple of years a disruptive endpoint devices started been deployed. These devices are sensors and actuators mainly; additionally new type of applications are or are trying to be push to the Cloud forcing new constrains two the well know computation paradigm. In the future more and more devices at the edge, M2M and control applications requiring distributed storage and computation will be deployed. The objective of this position is to do a PhD in this. The specific research topic will be decided based on candidate skills and objectives. Main Responsibilities:
Participate in the definition of the main architectural components for network edge device, security policies, network applications, repositories for applications/policies and system models
Architect, specify and evaluate a Network Edge Device
Create a Network Edge Device (NED) capable of hosting multiple personal execution environments
Develop a small low-cost hardware platform suitable for providing home network edge services.
Requirements
Ms. on Computer Science, Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering.
Storage and File management
Knowledge of Network and System security
Programming (C/C++, Unix, ...)
Cloud Computing
Ability to work individually and in team
Excellent communication skills
Fluent written and oral English;
Capacity to interact and build strong relations with a diverse members of the project team
Willing to travel
The position will be located at BSC within the Computer Sciences department in collaboration with the collaboration agreement with UPC. The grant will be for three years.
Please apply online at:
http://www.bsc.es/about-bsc/employment/vacancies/phd-student-secured
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