Jubil ID: 475

Company: Cox Communications

Location: Panthersville, GA

Description:
Appointment Status: Non-Tenure TrackDepartment: IU Bloomington Wrkshp-Pol Theory/Pol AnalysisLocationBloomingtonPosition SummaryFor fifty years the Ostrom Workshop has been an interdisciplinary melting pot welcoming researchers
practitioners
and policymakers from around the world to tackle some of the hardest problems we face
including climate change
polarization
and resolving conflic

Qualifications:
The successful candidate will have a Ph.D.
S.J.D.
or other terminal doctoral degree
in a relevant social science
technical
or interdisciplinary field such as Information Science
Economics
Political Science
Public Policy
Engineering
Computer Science
Cybersecurity
Human-Computer Interaction
Business
Law
Urban Studies or Psychology Applicants should have a publication record that includes collaborative work with researchers drawing from disciplines different from their own This position is intended to provide mentored research training and experience for a post doctoral fellow whose interests are aligned with the growing field of public interest technology and specifically cybersecurity capacity-building and resilience This postdoctoral appointment will be for two years assuming satisfactory performance and funding availability The successful candidate will have a Ph.D.
S.J.D.
or other terminal doctoral degree
in a relevant social science
technical
or interdisciplinary field such as Information Science
Economics
Political Science
Public Policy
Engineering
Computer Science
Cybersecurity
Human-Computer Interaction
Business
Law
Urban Studies or Psychology

Responsibilities:
This postdoctoral position will be supporting the Consortium's portfolio
but be primarily housed at the Ostrom Workshop and CACR Candidates with research interests in usable security
and especially its applications to areas ranging from local government and community organizations to critical infrastructure and small business would be particularly suited to this role The postdoc will work under the mentorship of core faculty and staff at the Ostrom Workshop and CACR
including Professor Scott Shackelford
and will have access to data and opportunities to visit and conduct research with faculty at other member institutions of the Consortium of Cybersecurity Clinics