Lecturer and Researcher in Computer Science / Electronics at ENSTA – Brest, Brittany, France

Summary

ENSTA, a French higher‑education and research institution under the Ministry of the Armed Forces, seeks a lecturer‑researcher for its UFR S2I (Information Sciences and Computer Science) department at the Brest campus. The full‑time, 1‑year fixed‑term position combines teaching (approximately 192 tutorial hours across various courses) and research activities within Lab‑STICC, including supervision of master’s and doctoral students and collaboration with industry and international partners. Candidates must hold or be completing a doctoral thesis and demonstrate relevant research and teaching experience. The role offers benefits such as transportation subsidies, a sustainable mobility package, remote‑work possibilities, health‑insurance contributions, and other staff amenities. Applications are submitted by email with required documents.

Key Facts

Department	UFR S2I (Information Sciences and Computer Science)
Position Type	Full-time
Discipline	Computer Science / Electronics
Research Area	Information science and computer science
Degree Required	Doctoral thesis (PhD)
Experience	Research and teaching experience
Contract Duration	1 year fixed-term, non-renewable
Employer Address	ENSTA Brest Campus, 2 rue François Verny 29806 Brest – Cedex 09
Employer Contact	Director of the UFR, Benoît Clement ([email protected]); Head of Lab-STICC, Angélique Dremeau ([email protected]); Training manager, Jean-Christophe Cexus ([email protected])

About the Project

The position supports Lab‑STICC’s research agenda in information science and computer science, contributing to joint industrial laboratory projects, international collaborations, and the strengthening of existing research clusters. The incumbent will engage in research and development activities aligned with the Lab‑STICC hub, supervise master’s and doctoral students, and participate in projects led by the unit’s industrial partners.

Key Responsibilities

• Teach approximately 192 tutorial hours across a range of computer‑science subjects
• Develop, organize and deliver courses in areas such as operating systems, distributed architectures, security, and programming
• Participate in practical and experimental work and training promotion activities
• Contribute to research and development within Lab‑STICC, including industrial laboratory projects
• Supervise master’s and doctoral students
• Collaborate with government, industry and international partners on research projects
• Strengthen relationships with laboratory research clusters

Required Skills

• Research and teaching experience relevant to information science and computer science
• Ability to work effectively in a team for teaching and research
• Educational qualities and pedagogical skills
• Expertise in subjects such as operating systems, distributed architectures, security, and programming

Who Should Apply

Applicants who hold (or are completing) a doctoral thesis in computer science, electronics or a related field, and who have proven research and teaching experience matching the department’s needs. The role requires teamwork skills, educational qualities, and the ability to contribute to both teaching and collaborative research projects with industry and international partners.

Benefits

• Employer’s flat‑rate transportation contribution of 75%
• Sustainable mobility package up to €300 per year
• Possibility of remote work subject to manager approval
• Employer subsidy for restaurant/cafeteria services
• Social action committee events and gym membership
• Health insurance with 50% institutional contribution

About the Employer

ENSTA is a higher‑education and research institution supervised by the French Ministry of the Armed Forces, operating on Paris‑Saclay and Brest campuses. It is a member of the Institut Polytechnique de Paris and focuses on defense, security, transport, energy, maritime activities, digital technology and health. The school combines teaching, high‑level research and innovation, and maintains strong links with industry and public institutions through its Lab‑STICC joint research unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the contract duration?

The position is a fixed‑term contract of 1 year, non‑renewable.

How many teaching hours are expected?

Approximately 192 tutorial hours across various courses.

What documents must be submitted with the application?

A CV, cover letter, copies of diplomas, and contact details of at least two references.

Is remote work possible?

Yes, remote work is possible subject to manager approval and a request submission.

What benefits are offered to staff?

Transportation contribution (75%), sustainable mobility package up to €300/year, health‑insurance contribution, cafeteria subsidy, gym membership, and social‑action committee events.