June Policy @ DEF CON Jobs Thread

[mattwein]

I know, I know, it is still May. Regardless here is the first posting for the June thread.

DHS is hosting an in-person career expo June 27-28 in Chantilly, VA. Several DHS offices, including CISA, are looking for people with cyber/info security backgrounds if you are looking to make the jump to government service or are just starting your career. The flier states that some eligible applicants may even be interviewed and given tentative job offers at the expo. You can register to attend on the DHS website.

[mattwein]

UC Berkley's Center for Long Term Cybersecurity is hiring a Research Director to oversee the research agenda for, help further build, and be an ambassador for the Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity (CLTC), and conduct research on issues connected to the policy, business, economics, governance or usability of cybersecurity. Applications will be accepted until 15 June. You can find out more about the position and apply here.

[mattwein]

Tech Congress is now accepting applications for their AI Safety Fellowship. Fellows will be placed in AI Safety roles within Executive Branch agencies based on technical skills and previous work experience. This is a one time, 12-month long fellowship, that includes a stipend of $190,000. If you have more questions or would like to apply, head to the Tech Congress website.

[mattwein]

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence is hiring a Cyber Policy Specialist. If you want to join the U.S. Intel Community, check out this position, which is open to the public. The posting closes on 5 July.

[mattwein]

Chatham House, the international affairs think tank in London, is hiring a cyber policy and security research fellow. If you are in the UK and want to lead a research portfolio on issues related to technological risks to security, check out the details in the job posting on their website. The posting closes on July 10.