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Join a forward-thinking company at the forefront of 5G technology, focusing on IoT and security. This role involves developing cutting-edge intrusion detection systems to enhance data trustworthiness in cellular networks. You will engage in innovative projects that integrate AI algorithms to revolutionize data processing for IoT applications. With flexible working hours, generous leave policies, and opportunities for professional development, this position offers a unique chance to make a significant impact in the rapidly evolving field of telecommunications.
The position is part of the 5G-mMTC research project aiming at deploying a 5G cellular network oriented towards “massive IoT”, compatible with 4G technology. The use cases include the Smart-Grid, in partnership with EDF, and connected bikes, in partnership with the French Cycling Federation (FFC).
As part of the 5G-mMTC project, some activities target IoT in 5G Networks.
The massive influx of connected objects via 5G will increasingly impact business processes involving handling and decision-making. Consequently, application information systems are becoming more vulnerable to attacks through sensors.
This position focuses on studying intrusion detection systems (IDS) in cellular networks, starting with IoT networks such as LTE Cat-M and NB-IoT, and their evolution to 5G equivalents.
The main objective is to propose, deploy, and test an Intrusion Detection System for IoT traffic as a distributed edge application integrated with the 5G core network (Network Edge Architecture). This ensures data trustworthiness evaluation before injection into the information system (IS), along with detection and blocking of malicious traffic.
These edge treatments, integrated with the UPF (User Plane Function), involve developing algorithms based on AI (Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Federated Learning, etc.). This approach decouples sensor management from the IS, allowing data processing from sensors to be exploited by multiple application stakeholders, enabling new B2B business models for telcos to commercialize data.
Salary will depend on professional experience.