Graduate Data Security & Privacy Instructor (Hybrid)

University of Michigan-Flint School of Management; Flint (MI); Hybride; USD 34 000 - 44 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

The University of Michigan-Flint School of Management seeks a Graduate Student Instructor for CYB 402/502, focusing on data security and privacy. You'll deliver instruction on core topics such as access control, cryptography, consent management, and data deletion strategies, while grading assignments and managing the Canvas site.

Ideal candidates are UM‑Flint graduate students in cybersecurity/CS/IS with a strong grasp of data protection concepts and the ability to explain complex topics clearly

Qualifications

• Current UM-Flint graduate student in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related field.
• Strong understanding of data security and privacy concepts, including access control, data integrity, cryptography, and encryption.
• Familiarity with privacy protection techniques, including consent management, data anonymization or de-identification, and data retention and deletion strategies.
• Experience with data security, privacy, information assurance, or related coursework preferred.
• Ability to communicate technical concepts clearly and support student learning.

Responsabilités

• Serve as the primary instructor for the cross-listed course, delivering instruction on data security and privacy principles, including access control, data integrity, cryptography, encryption, consent management, data anonymization and de-identification, and data retention and deletion strategies.

Connaissances

Data security

Privacy concepts

Technical communication

Cryptography/Encryption

Formation

Graduate student (UM‑Flint)

Outils

Canvas LMS

Description du poste

The University of Michigan-Flint School of Management seeks a Graduate Student Instructor for CYB 402/502, focusing on data security and privacy. You'll deliver instruction on core topics such as access control, cryptography, consent management, and data deletion strategies, while grading assignments and managing the Canvas site.

Ideal candidates are UM‑Flint graduate students in cybersecurity/CS/IS with a strong grasp of data protection concepts and the ability to explain complex topics clearly