The successful candidate is expected to:

• Lead a vigorous research program.
• Advise graduate students in their research area.
• Lead highly visible research projects that attract substantial external funding. Develop and teach courses within the CSE undergraduate and graduate curriculum.
• Perform university, public, and professional service.
• Interact broadly with industry partners.
• Cultivate collaboration across the College, the University, and the Professional community, and participate in departmental and school-level efforts to promote Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, and to work closely with students to identify and address diversity challenges.
• Other duties as assigned.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

• Knowledge of Computer Science and Engineering, whose scholarly work contributes to one or more of the following areas: Theory and Algorithms, Programming Languages, Compilers and Runtime Systems, Data Science, Foundations of AI, Computing Systems.
• Knowledge in Computer Science and Engineering, especially those pursuing research in the areas of Data Mining, Databases, Information Systems, Graphics and Vision, and Human-Computer interaction that intersect with the computing systems area.
• Knowledge in research areas who complement the existing research strengths in the department with high potential for funding from federal funding agencies, including NSF, NIH, DoD, DARPA, etc.
• Ability to lead in cross-disciplinary collaborations.
• A commitment to excellence in teaching.
• Willingness to collaborate with others in the department.