Teaching Fellow Salary Level 5 – range £32,656 to £36,399 per annum (with additional performance related pay up to £45,499 per annum)   Lecturer Salary Level 6 – range £42,501 to £47,375 per annum (with additional performance related pay up to £59,219 per annum)   Location: Shrivenham (with a requirement to also teach at Cranfield) or Cranfield (with a requirement to also teach at Shrivenham) Cranfield University is an exclusively postgraduate university that is a global leader for education and transformational research in technology and management.  The Digital Forensics Unit is in a fast moving academic and practical arena, with sought after expertise and considerable credentials in the area of Digital Investigation; this includes Digital Forensics, Open Source Intelligence and Incident Response. The MSc in Digital Forensics has become the first digital forensics course to gain full GCHQ accreditation. Cranfield is the recognised leader in this field.  You will deliver cutting edge lectures and courses, derived from both academic research and real world consultancy; Design, develop and manage further modules, short courses and Masters programs in related areas.  Other responsibilities include: Supervise practical work where it is part of the course and advise students on techniques Lectures, exercises, and assessment material will focus on educating students on digital investigation techniques from first principles, at the binary level Plan and carry out research and analysis in Digital Investigation, and Computer Science, contributing to the advancement of the discipline and the discovery of new knowledge Demonstrate and maintain research activity of high reputation in the UK and abroad Supervise MSc & PhD students Lecturer – you will have a PhD or nearing completion, preferably related to Digital Forensics Incident Response, Electronic Engineering, Computer Security OR an MSc with significant practitioner experience. Teaching Fellow – you will have a Degree level education, preferably in a discipline related to Digital Forensics Incident Response, Electronic Engineering, Computer Security. Lecturer and Teaching Fellow - Network Administration experience or experience of working with binary level data. You will have research experience together with some appropriate teaching experience within Digital Investigation or an associated discipline and experience of writing and delivering either academic papers to a peer reviewed environment or Case Reports / Expert Witness Statements. At Cranfield, we value Diversity and Inclusion, and aim to create and maintain a culture in which everyone can work and study together harmoniously with dignity and respect and realise their full potential. We actively consider flexible working options such as part-time, compressed or flexible hours and/or an element of homeworking, and commit to exploring the possibilities for each role Apply online now at www.cranfield.ac.uk/hr or contact us for further details on E: hr.shrivenham@cranfield.ac.uk or T: +44 (0)1793 785207. Please quote reference number 3124. Closing date for applications is 20 August 2019  Interviews to be held 9 and 10 September 2019