PhD human factors in cybercrime
PhD human factors in cybercrime
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Job description
The successful applicant will examine the decision-making process of cyber offenders targeting IoT devices for illicit purposes. The main goal will be to understand the cybercrime commission process, as well as to identify any stages in this process that are susceptible to intervention and subsequent disruption. To do so, the applicant will design experiments that—through different manipulations—allow to collect objective measures of cyber offenders' online behavior and measure their effect on cybercrime. Research designs could for example involve the use of honeypots and computer labs. You will be part of a multidisciplinary research team and will work closely with computer scientist from Eindhoven University of Technology.The position has a fixed term of four-years.
Your key tasks as a PhD fellow are:
- To manage and carry through your research project.
- To collect and analyse data for the project.
- To write peer-reviewed articles in English and merge them into a PhD dissertation.
- To disseminate your research at scientific conferences and to societal partners.
- To participate in PhD courses.
Specifications
- €2441—€3128 per month
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Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR)
Requirements
The new PhD candidate we are looking for:
- Has a completed university degree in Sociology, Criminology, Anthropology, Behavioural Biology, Psychology, Economics, or other degree in the Social Sciences.
- Demonstrates a talent for conducting scientific research, documented by participation in a research master's program, published scientific contributions or excellent grades for papers written during the master's degree.
- Has a strong social and organizational skills, commitment, and good communication and presentation skills.
- Has experience with quantitative data analysis and statistics, e.g. regression techniques and social network analysis are an advantage.
- Experience or affinity with combining quantitative and qualitative research methods is an advantage.
Conditions of employment
You will be appointed at NSCR. You will first receive a contract for the period of one year. If you perform well it will be extended for three extra years. The starting salary for the first year is currently € 2441,- gross a month and will be up to a maximum of € 3128,- gross per month.
You will also receive an end-of-year bonus of 8.33% and a holiday allowance of 8%. Click here for more information about our employment conditions.
Employer
NSCR
The Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR) is a national research institute that focuses on fundamental scientific research in the field of crime and law enforcement. It is part of the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO). NSCR is located in Amsterdam on Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam campus. The institute conducts interdisciplinary and longitudinal research at the intersection of theory, practice and policy.
Diverse wokforce
The NSCR encourages a diverse workforce: we strive to develop talent and creativity by bringing people from different backgrounds and cultures together. We recruit and select based on capabilities and talent. We strongly encourage anyone with the appropriate qualifications to apply for the position, regardless of age, gender, race, sexual orientation or physical ability.
Specifications
- PhD
- Law; Behaviour and society; Economics; Language and culture
- €2441—€3128 per month
- University graduate
- AT NSCR PhD human factors in cybercrime
Employer
Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement (NSCR)
