The Alan Turing Institute is seeking a Research Application Manager, Data Safe Haven within their Tools, Practices, and Systems Programme.

Trusted research environments (TREs) are an essential prerequisite for any project that involves the analysis of sensitive data, both to comply with legal and contractual requirements and to retain the confidence and consent of data subjects. The Turing Data Safe Haven is reproducible, open-source, cloud-hosted and designed to maximise the usability of the research environment while adhering to the necessary security requirements.

DSH researchers are currently focussing on publicly releasing the DSH codebase and associated information governance processes. It is hoped that making these materials accessible under an open source licence will be a catalyst for more widespread adoption by researchers and organisations in the UK and more broadly. We expect the Research Application Manager (RAM) to play a key role in maximising the positive impact of the DSH through taking the lead in engaging potential users.

This is a full-time, two-year fixed term opportunity.

Cezanne OnDemand | Vacancies | Research Application Manager, Data Safe Haven (intervieweb.it)