We have openings for strong Ph.D. students with a
computer science background (or equivalent) and interests in any of the following topics:
Cybersecurity and AI-assisted cyber defense
Smart-grid security and resilience
Programmable networks and AI-enabled network intelligence
Modeling and simulation of large-scale systems
Required skills:
Strong self-motivation
Strong background in networking, systems, or AI
Proficient programming skills (e.g., C, C++, Java, or Python) and experience with Linux systems
Strong mathematical background is highly preferred
Interested students, please email the following materials to Prof. Kevin Jin.
If you are already around Fayetteville, feel free to set up an in-person meeting through email.
Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Resume
Transcripts (undergraduate and/or graduate)
Publication list (if applicable), with samples of your best publications
Undergraduate Research Opportunities
We are looking for excellent undergraduate students to participate in our research projects.
Research assistantships and summer internships are available.
Preference is given to students who have already participated in our research projects or meet the following criteria:
Good programming skills (e.g., C, C++, Java, iOS, Android, Python)
Good knowledge of algorithms, computer networks, cybersecurity, or AI
Self-motivated, team-oriented, and deadline-oriented
Examples of How Undergraduate Students Can Get Involved:
Participate in an Honors College research project (first-year students are welcome)
Complete an Honors Thesis with Prof. Kevin Jin
Take Prof. Kevin Jin's courses and get excited about the topic: