Yeshiva College Computer Science - Tenure-track Assistant Professor of Computer Science

Yeshiva University•New York, NY

1d•$90,000 - $165,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Department of Computer Science at Yeshiva College, the undergraduate men’s college of Yeshiva University, invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Computer Science. The successful candidate will blend excellent potential for research, including prospects for external grant funding, with strong teaching and mentorship. The position will join a dynamic department with a dedicated faculty, robust student enrollment, and a growing research-oriented program.

Requirements

Ph.D. in Computer Science, focused on Artificial Intelligence or Distributed Systems. Candidates in Cybersecurity, Data Management, and Real Time Systems, or other adjacent areas within C.S., are also of strong interest.
Demonstrated (via publications, grants, and/or patents) expertise in C.S. research.
Two or more years of teaching experience are required, with strong evidence of excellence in teaching.
Demonstrated experience in building working software systems that meet functional and non-functional requirements.
Extensive full-time industry experience.
Fluency in spoken English
Demonstrated ability to collaborate well with others, within one’s own organization and beyond.

Responsibilities

Teach two in-person C.S. courses each fall and spring semester.
Participate in professional development opportunities within Yeshiva University to enhance teaching skills.
Mentor/guide students in their intellectual and professional development.
Further the state of the art via ongoing research and high-quality publications.
Involve exceptional undergraduate students in research.
Candidates are welcome to bring their own research agenda and/or to build upon our department’s existing collaborations, which include: AI models to detect and track cancer, in collaboration with researchers at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Distributed Systems projects focused on financial systems, in collaboration with FINOS and a “Big Tech” hyperscaler.