Adjunkt/lektor med særligt fokus på cybersikkerhed og distribuerede systemer til softwareingeniøruddannelsen

This academic position focuses on teaching and research in cybersecurity and distributed systems within a software engineering education program. The ideal candidate should possess deep knowledge of cybersecurity principles, including threat modeling, risk assessment, cryptography, network security, and secure software development practices. Expertise in distributed systems is essential, covering topics such as distributed computing architectures, consensus algorithms, fault tolerance, scalability, and cloud-native technologies. Familiarity with software engineering methodologies and programming languages commonly used in these domains, such as Java, Python, or Go, is advantageous. The role likely involves curriculum development, lecturing, supervising student projects, and conducting research to advance knowledge in these fields. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills are important, as is the ability to communicate complex technical concepts effectively to students. Experience with academic publishing and collaboration in research projects is beneficial. While specific experience and education levels are not provided, a candidate for this role typically holds an advanced degree (Master's or PhD) in computer science, software engineering, or a related field, with a focus on cybersecurity and distributed systems. The position demands a combination of theoretical understanding and practical competence in software engineering, cybersecurity frameworks, and distributed architectures to prepare students for challenges in modern software development environments.