Cyber Resilience UX Research Assistant (Toolkit Testing)

Bournemouth University’s Human Computer Interaction Research Group; England; Ibrido; GBP 22.000 - 30.000; Part-time

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Hybrid working

30 days annual leave

Pension scheme

Employee benefits

Descrizione del lavoro

Bournemouth University’s Human Computer Interaction Research Group is seeking a part-time Research Assistant to drive user testing and evaluation for the Cyber Self Defence Toolkit, a human-layer cyber resilience platform. The role collaborates with Cyber Innovations Group Ltd to validate and pilot the embedded AI-assisted capability, AiNGEiL.

The ideal candidate has a degree in cyber psychology, human factors, or cyber security, with experience in participant recruitment, usability testing and

Competenze

• Degree in a relevant discipline (e.g. cyber psychology, human factors, cyber security) or equivalent experience.
• Familiarity with cybersecurity, human factors in security or social engineering research is desirable.
• Experience with validated psychometric instruments or comparable measures is desirable.

Mansioni

• Lead user testing and evaluation across the Toolkit's five functional areas.
• Coordinate with CIG Ltd development team to translate findings into a pilot-ready product.
• Recruit participants and conduct structured interviews or usability tests; analyze quantitative data.

Conoscenze

User testing

Quantitative data analysis

Structured interviews

Participant recruitment

Research ethics governance

Written communication

Project coordination

Formazione

Degree in cyber psychology / human factors / cyber security or equivalent

Strumenti

SeBIS

Brief Resilience Scale

Perceived Stress Scale

Descrizione del lavoro

Bournemouth University’s Human Computer Interaction Research Group is seeking a part-time Research Assistant to drive user testing and evaluation for the Cyber Self Defence Toolkit, a human-layer cyber resilience platform. The role collaborates with Cyber Innovations Group Ltd to validate and pilot the embedded AI-assisted capability, AiNGEiL.

The ideal candidate has a degree in cyber psychology, human factors, or cyber security, with experience in participant recruitment, usability testing and