Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Engineer

Research Programme Our mission is simple to summarise: make Singapore’s healthcare ecosystem measurably harder to attack. We are looking for talented and driven people who will work with us on this mission by building the tools, platforms and infrastructure that let us find real weaknesses, build real defences and see them through to fixes that protect patients, hospitals, and the devices they depend on. Imperial College London and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) are seeking a hands-on Cybersecurity Engineer to join IN-CYPHER (Imperial/NTU C

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Re). IN-CYPHER is a UK–Singapore research programme on the security of connected medical devices and healthcare systems, based at Imperial Global Singapore (IGS). Purpose of the Post Connected medical devices often stay in service for 10–20 years, are hard to patch, and sit inside complex hospital networks.

Securing them takes more than ideas. It takes working tooling, realistic environments to test against, and demonstrators that convince clinicians, manufacturers and regulators. We want engineers who build these things, automate wherever they can, and turn early-stage research prototypes into robust, usable software that makes a real difference.

We welcome candidates whose engineering strengths lie in any of the following areas: • Red team tooling: offensive tools, fuzzers, exploitation frameworks, protocol analysers, and automated penetration-testing pipelines. • Blue team tooling: detection pipelines,