Working Student in the Field of Emulator-based Fuzzing
Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft · Karlsruhe
WerkstudentGerman needed: not said
Still open on 2 NovKey facts
- Pay
- Pay follows company rules for student assistants
- Duration
- The job may be extended
- Where you work
- Company and home
- Subject you study
- Computer Science, IT Security, Software Engineering
What you'll do
- Further develop a new approach to emulation
- Integrate the emulator into a fuzzing environment
- Evaluate the concepts developed
- Contribute to scientific papers resulting from the work
What you need
- Enrolled at a university or university of applied sciences in Computer Science, IT Security, Software Engineering or a similar subject
- Very good knowledge of Rust and Python, and ideally C
- Confident using Linux
- Ability to work independently and take initiative
- Knowledge of how the Linux kernel works is an advantage
What you get
- Convenient location: Just a few minutes' walk from KIT's South Campus, with excellent public transport links
- Flexible working hours: Your studies come first, and we agree on a suitable schedule together
- Good pay under the company-wide agreement for student assistants
- A mix of mobile and on-site work, with regular attendance in Karlsruhe required
- Practical projects offering insights into industrial cybersecurity and automated security testing
- Individual support and an interdisciplinary team, with professional guidance and open communication
- Room for ideas, with substantial personal responsibility and opportunities to contribute your own ideas
- The option to write your bachelor's or master's thesis with us by agreement