Research & consortium collaboration
Technical work packages, prototypes, validation plans and cybersecurity architecture.
Open this route →CyberAI welcomes research partners, technical talent and motivated students who want to work on cybersecurity, trustworthy AI, cloud–edge systems and evidence-driven prototypes.
Our collaborations are project-focused. We define the technical question, expected evidence, supervision model and delivery boundaries before work begins.
Technical work packages, prototypes, validation plans and cybersecurity architecture.
Open this route →Project-based roles in cybersecurity, AI assurance and distributed systems.
Open this route →Supervised internships, thesis-aligned assignments and practical training.
Open this route →We value technical depth, careful documentation, curiosity and the ability to distinguish a research claim from verified implementation evidence.
Threat modelling, detection, resilience, privacy and secure-system evaluation.
Model integrity, robustness, data protection, explainability and runtime assurance.
APIs, containers, distributed workloads, gateways and secure deployment.
Python, web technologies, data pipelines and reproducible demonstrations.
CyberAI separates funded work, paid internships, supervised research training and academic collaboration so that compensation, supervision and expected outputs are clear before you apply.
Employment or project placements linked to an approved budget, defined deliverables and written compensation terms.
0 active funded/employment rolesBachelor, Master or PhD internships where an allowance or salary is explicitly stated in the opportunity.
Payment is never implied when it is not published.Learning-centred placements with a supervisor, training plan, review points and a verified completion certificate.
0 active training placementsPropose a Bachelor thesis, Master thesis, visiting-student project or research collaboration aligned with CyberAI.
Use the open application when no listed role fits.Join the CyberAI talent pool and indicate whether you are interested only in funded positions or are also open to supervised research training.
Internship topics are matched to active research capacity, available supervision and the student’s academic background.
A bounded cybersecurity or trustworthy-AI problem.
Regular technical reviews, implementation or experimentation.
Outputs suitable for academic assessment or a technical portfolio.
A clear first message is more useful than a generic CV submission.