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We are looking for a Research Officer, Applied Cryptography to join our Cryptography and Quantum Computing team, and to support NRC’s Digital Technologies Research Centre (NRC-DT). The Research Officer, Applied Cryptography would be someone who shares our core values of Integrity, Excellence, Respect and Creativity. Our Cryptography and Quantum Computing team conducts research on quantum/post-quantum cryptography, privacy-preserving computing, and quantum computing.
The primary responsibility of the researcher in this position is to support the goals of NRC and the activities of the Digital Technologies Research Centre in conducting research of international calibre in applied post-quantum cryptography and other related topics. The researcher will work in a team environment with other researchers and technical experts in world-class facilities. The researcher will be called on to participate in international evaluations or demonstrations of the team’s applied technologies.
Key responsibilities:
• Conduct cutting-edge research in applied post-quantum cryptography, collaborating with fellow researchers.
• Lead the design, implementation, and evaluation of innovative quantum-safe cryptographic algorithms and protocols.
• Lead the development of a post-quantum cryptography lab, fostering collaboration with industry, academia, and government stakeholders.
• Write and review project proposals; and lead projects to drive impactful research initiatives in post-quantum cryptography.
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