Tenured Associate Professor of Computer and/or Data Science (Remote U.S.)
About The Position
The department of Mathematics, Science and Technology of the Embry-Riddle Worldwide | College of Arts & Sciences seeks an experienced professor or working professional with a passion for research and education in addition to prior university experience who has a scholarship record commensurable with a tenured associate professor rank, to support our recently established and growing data science program. The primary initial need will be to develop and then first teach several courses for our program from the computer science domain, such as object-oriented programing and database systems. Then, as various programs continue to grow, opportunities for additional more advanced courses are to be expected. The department offers a range of higher enrollment courses in domains throughout mathematics, in addition to the sciences, and an ideal candidate would also be able to teach some of these courses, such as mathematics or statistics; this would require a candidate having completed 18 graduate credit hours within one of those domains. In addition, a successful candidate will have an existing research agenda connects to Embry-Riddle's research focus areas and could benefit from collaboration with existing department faculty. This is a fully remote online position within the U.S. with no relocation required; some faculty travel is required to attend mandatory college meetings and events as well as for scholastic activities, such as presenting at conferences.
Requirements
- Ph.D. in Computer and/or Data Science
- Scholarship record and/or industry experience commensurable with tenured associate professor rank
- Ability to teach computer science courses such as object-oriented programming and database systems.
- Ability to teach mathematics or statistics courses (requires 18 graduate credit hours in one of those domains).
- Existing research agenda that connects to Embry-Riddle's research focus areas.
- Must be located within the U.S.
Responsibilities
- Develop and teach courses in computer science, such as object-oriented programming and database systems.
- Potentially teach mathematics or statistics courses, requiring 18 graduate credit hours in those domains.
- Engage in research that aligns with Embry-Riddle's research focus areas.
- Collaborate with existing department faculty on research initiatives.
Benefits
- 9+ paid holidays
- 100% tuition coverage for one undergraduate and one graduate degree for the employee
- Discounted tuition rates for spouse and dependent children up to age 26
- 6% base salary contribution to retirement plan
- 4% matching contribution to retirement plan (no vesting period)
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree
