Insurance data mining: techniques, ethics, and security 23 October 2020 Regular position

The candidate should ensure that the research project of each graduate student evolves in a manner consistent with the overall framework of the long-term research program. He will thus have a structuring effect on the entire team. In particular, he will be in charge of ensuring the transfer of knowledge from one student to another and from one research thrust to another, as well as guiding the junior members of the team in setting up their experiences. He will liaise with the industrial partner, both to inform them of our needs and obtain access to the necessary resources, as well as to keep them informed of research progress and transfer the research results to them.

Field of research: Big data processing, Unbalanced data processing, Knowledge discovery, Protection of personal information, Software discrimination, Data mining ethics, Data security, Prevention of information leaks.

The candidate will be called upon to participate in various activities with the team of IID research professionals: discussing problems encountered, developing solutions, sharing expertise and transferring knowledge.

The Category II research professional participates in the identification of the objectives of the research project and the analysis of the results. He or she carries out the studies and research resulting from these objectives and the subsequent analysis of the results.

• He or she performs the main tasks of a research project and can assist the principal researcher in other research activities. (II.a)
• He or she works under minimal supervision for many tasks and is responsible for the quality and relevance of the results received from the people he or she supervises. (II.b)
• His or her tasks may include developing questionnaires and recruiting and training interviewers. (II.c)
• He or she plans the implementation and administration of data acquisition tools or systems. (II.d)
• He or she may be called upon to improve or adapt already existing methods. (II.d)
• He or she participates in the training and supervision of students and research professionals involved in the research project. (II.e)
• He or she analyzes and interprets research results according to intended or customary methods and disseminates the results. He or she may be called upon to write reports. (II.f)
• He or she can perform various administrative tasks related to the project. (II.g)
• He or she can supervise the work of other people, such as category I research professionals (II.i)
• The Category I research professional performs a variety of research tasks that generally require specialized knowledge. (I.a)