Office, Clerical & Administration

This is an exciting opportunity to join Phase 2 Innovate UK-funded CyberASAP project CyDRA aiming to address Risk Assessment in Transactions under Security Threats. This role focuses on the development of a desktop software application to address complex challenges in securing critical infrastructure and industrial systems. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in OT security, IIoT, and software development, with a deep understanding of threat modelling, risk analysis, and security architecture design.

Key Responsibilities:

• Model Transactions Under Security Threats: Develop software solutions to simulate transactional processes within systems exposed to security threats, enabling an accurate representation of vulnerabilities and attack vectors.
• Design Security Architecture and Behavior Analysis: Create tools to design and evaluate security solutions, analysing the behaviour of both systems and potential adversaries through simulated transactions.
• Risk Calculation: Implement algorithms and methodologies to calculate security risks based on input from security analytics, helping stakeholders prioritise and address vulnerabilities effectively.
• Impact Analysis: Develop capabilities to assess the influence of proposed security infrastructures on overall system risk, ensuring solutions are effective and efficient.

First Degree in Cyber Security or closely related discipline
Desirable: Current MSc/PhD in AI or Cyber Security

• Proficiency in OT security and IIoT domains, with experience in threat detection, neutralization, and prevention.
• Expertise in security risk modeling, analysis tools, and simulation methodologies.
• Strong programming skills in developing desktop applications, with a focus on robust design and user-friendly interfaces.
• Ability to understand complex industrial processes and integrate them into software models for security infrastructure planning.

Research assistant to Dr. Eden Sarid. The RA will be tasked with reviewing interview transcripts, identifying collective themes and patterns. Together, we will develop a list of codes based on the interviewees' accounts and overarching conceptual themes. These codes will then be organized and mapped to uncover connections and discrepancies between dominant narratives and self-reported behaviours. 

Bachelor's degree 

Bachelor's degree 

We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Research Assistant to support the SSPP POLIS REF Impact lead in conducting research related to REF 2021 Impact submissions, with assisting the culture and environment statement and helping with managing communications. We are looking for a recent PhD graduate or a current PhD student with a strong interest in research impact, higher education assessment frameworks, and policy-related research.

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Experience in policy and/or education research desirable

This short-term opportunity is for a research assistant to work on data analysis for the Pre-pregnancy Care for Women with Type 2 Diabetes (PREPARED) study, based in the Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery and Palliative Care.  This is a remote-working position and will involve analysing clinical data using R.

• MSc in Public Health or similar

• Competent using R
• Skills in statistical analysis of clinical data
• Familiar with terminology relating to diabetes, diabetes medications, pregnancy and reproductive health

Research Assistant to provide support for the final preparation of a book manuscript. This part-time role, requiring approximately one day per week, will focus primarily on formatting, editing, and checking bibliographical references to ensure accuracy, consistency, and adherence to publisher guidelines. Additional responsibilities include conducting literature searches to update or verify sources, and assisting with minor editorial tasks. Would suit Ph.D. candidate with supervisor approval. 

For any queries on this post please contact derek.bolton@kcl.ac.uk 

Essential:

• Bachelor?s degree in a relevant field (e.g. Psychology, Social Sciences)
• Strong proficiency with bibliographic/reference management software, preferably EndNote
• Exceptional attention to detail and ability to spot formatting inconsistencies
• Familiarity with common citation styles (e.g., APA, MLA, Chicago)
• Excellent written communication skills and ability to work independently
• Reliable access to a computer with internet connection for remote work

Desirable:

• Prior experience in academic research or publishing
• Experience formatting manuscripts for academic or scholarly publishing
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word and other document formatting tools

Key Responsibilities:

• Format, edit, and check bibliographic references to meet publisher guidelines
• Ensure consistency in citation style throughout the manuscript
• Conduct literature searches to update and verify sources as needed
• Assist with basic formatting of the manuscript in alignment with submission requirements
• Communicate progress and any issues to the (project lead)

To supervise candidates during an examination

Duties:
Duties include setting up examination rooms, checking attendance, observing, collecting scripts, and liaising with candidates and examination staff to resolve queries. 

Location:
Guys Campus, New Hunts House, G10 (SCR)

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Demonstrates common sense, accuracy, attention to detail, and are willing to provide the best examination experience possible for students. You must be reliable, punctual, have a flexible attitude to work and possess good communication skills.