PhD Positions in Human-Centered Privacy and HCI (m/f/d) – Group Windl in St. Ingbert

Ph D Positions in Human-Centered Privacy and HCI (m/f/d) – Group Windl

We are looking for highly motivated Ph D candidatesto join our group at the intersection of privacy and human-computerinteraction.

In our research, we ask how intelligent and increasinglysensor-rich environments can respect human values and evolve responsiblyalongside their users.

For instance, we study how people perceive and mitigateprivacy risks in emerging technologies, how AI can support privacy decisionswithout taking control away from users, and how tangible interfaces can makeprivacy more visible and manageable.

Our group is taking a human-centered approach toprivacy.

Thus, our research combines empirical research with designing andbuilding interactive systems.

This can involve interviews, surveys, laboratoryor field studies, as well as prototyping with sensors, embedded hardware, Io Tdevices, augmented reality, robots, or other emerging technologies.

What We Offer

• Competitive full time-gross base salary for E13 according to the scale of the TVöD (German Federal Employment Agreement)
• Comprehensive benefits package that includes health insurance coverage, 30 days of paid vacation and a robust pension scheme.
• Possibilities for personal and professional growth, encompassing language classes, research support, as well as extracurricular and social activities
• Our onboarding team will provide you with all the necessary support for a seamless and successful start to your journey with us
• We maintain a trustworthy, inclusive, and safe space and are looking for curious and creative new colleagues willing to learn & grow in an enjoyable and friendly team atmosphere.

What We Expect

• You hold a Master’s degree in human-computerinteraction, computer science, usable privacy and security, or a related field.
• You have a foundation in HCI and empirical researchmethods and enjoy engaging with people as part of your research.
• You are interested in privacy and emergingtechnologies and are excited to develop and investigate your own researchquestions.
• You enjoy collaborative, interdisciplinary work. Aninterest in building interactive prototypes, including with sensors orhardware, is particularly welcome.

• Excellent English, but no German?

CISPA is an international research institute.

Knowing German is really not necessary, although daily life is a bit smoother if you speak a few words and if you want to learn German, we offer free courses.

Working at CISPA

• We promote a flat hierarchy that encourages working together as a cohesive team and contributing one’s perspectives and ideas.
• We offer an excellent research environment with close individual supervision, worldwide collaborations, and with significant funding for travel and equipment.
• Our locations are in Saarbrücken and St.

Ingbert, in the Saarland region with international flair (e. g., an International School and distinguished cuisine influenced by the proximity to the French border).

Saarland is also known for its green spaces, parks and proximity to nature, providing opportunities for relaxation and outdoor activities.

CISPA is committed to increasing the representation of women, minorities, and individuals with disability in Computer Science.

In accordance with the Equal Opportunity Plan, CISPA aims at increasing the number of women in Computer Science, and explicitly encourages women to apply.

Applications of severely disabled candidates with equivalent qualifications will be given priority.

In general, we welcome applications regardless of gender, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion/belief, disability, age, sexual orientation and identity.

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