HAMBURG UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (TUHH)
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The School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Mathematics
at TUHH: Hamburg University of Technology (www.tuhh.de
<https://tuhh.de>) in Hamburg, Germany seeks applications for a
professorship in Theoretical Computer Science.
The successful candidate is expected to represent Theoretical Computer
Science in research and teaching at TUHH. Qualified applicants are
expected to have an excellent track record in
fundamental research as well as a strong interest in interdisciplinary
collaboration with engineering work groups at TUHH. TUHH particularly
welcomes applications from scientists with a research focus including
but not necessarily limited to one or more of the following:
* Logic and computability
* Models and algorithms for new computing architectures (cloud,
in-memory, fine-grained complexity and others)
* Model theory and game theory in verification
* Algorithmic foundations of quantum computing
* Computational models and theory for cyber-physical systems
The position starts as junior professorship (W1), with a tenure track to
full professorship (W3). While the position focuses on fundamental
research, TUHH expects that candidates demonstrate an interest in
applying their findings in engineering areas and collaborate with
related research institutes at TUHH and its partners in the region. As
Professor for Theoretical Computer Science, the successful candidate is
expected to other courses in computer science, engineering computer
science, data science and related degree programmes, both at the
undergraduate and graduate level, and to engage in the further
development of the curricula offered by TUHH.
TUHH is a modern and dynamic university, striving for international
excellence in research and teaching. It provides the ideal conditions
for unlocking the knowledge and innovation potential of today's
technological challenges by combining its engineering expertise in the
three focal areas of Green Technologies, Life Science Technologies and
Aviation and Maritime Systems with cross-cutting research on
digitalisation and new materials. As a part of its educational strategy,
TUHH is developing new, international degree programmes for tomorrow's
engineers, building on its excellent reputation for innovation in
teaching and learning for the engineering sciences.
This professorship is funded by the Joint Federal Government-Länder
Tenure Track Programme ("Bund-Laender-Programm zur Foerderung des
wissenschaftlichen Nachwuchses"). The appointment is due to commence in
the 2021/22 winter term. The initial appointment will be for three
years, with the possibility of renewal for a further three years after a
positive interim evaluation. Following another positive evaluation in
the final year, the candidate will be tenured at the professorial level
(W3).
TUHH acknowledges exceptional and innovative teaching achievements and
capabilities. Successful applicants will therefore contribute to its
prominent profile of innovative teaching methods with high-quality
undergraduate (B.Sc.) and graduate (M.Sc.) courses. The courses are
offered in English and German; a willingness to learn German is expected
from non-German speakers. TUHH is an equal opportunity employer and
particularly welcomes and encourages applications from women. It is
certifed as a family-friendly university and supports dual careers.
Applications by disabled persons with equal qualifications will be given
preference.
The deadline for applications is 29 April 2021. Applications can be
submitted in German or English. Please upload your application
(including covering letter, CV, Ref. No.: P2102 a list of publications,
relevant certificates, overview of research activities and teaching
experience) through the official application portal at
https://stellenportal.tuhh.de/jobposting/a25baa5724882150161c93dc5ad0f48777de95ad.
For questions, please contact the Vice President Research, Prof.
Dr.-Ing. Irina Smirnova, via e-mail berufungen@tuhh.de
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