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Job Posting: Berkeley Lab Computer Security Program
From: Adam Stone <adstone () LBL GOV>
Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2007 13:16:02 -0800
Apologies for the interruption. LBL has an opening in its computer security program. If you know anyone interested, please encourage them to apply. Many thanks - see further info below: The University of California operates Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory which conducts *unclassified* research across many disciplines, and in particular operates "big science" experiments and national user facilities. LBL is recruiting for a member of the Computer Protection Program (CPP), the central cyber security organization at the Lab. CPP designs and implements key shared security controls across the Lab and sets the lab-wide cyber security strategy. As a member of the team, you'll use your unique expertise to develop new techniques for improving the security of science experiments ranging from small projects to large international collaborations. You'll get to work with smart people like: 1. The creator and many of the current developers of the Bro Intrusion Detection System 2. One of the creators of TCPdump 3. The people who run one of the largest R&E wide area networks in the country (ESnet) 4. The people who run the NERSC High Performance Computer Center 5. Lots of smart researchers including a few Nobel Prize Winners Working at LBNL is a lot like working at a big research University, but without so many undergrads and with a lot more flexibility regarding the implementation of security. All this plus living in the Bay Area, working for the University of California....and NO DMCA complaints. Oh, and by the way, we're trying to solve the energy / global warming problem too, so you can go home at the end of the day feeling like you might have helped make the world a better place. Learn more at: http://jobs.lbl.gov/LBNLCareers/details.asp?jid=21118&p=1 and www.lbl.gov
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