Associate Professor, High-Performance & Quantum HPC

DTU - Technical University of Denmark; Kongens Lyngby; On-site; DKK 600,000 - 800,000; Full time

Job summary

DTU Compute's Embedded Systems Engineering section invites applications for a tenure-track assistant or associate professor to advance parallel and high-performance computing, with research in computer architecture, operating systems, compilers, and HPC integration with quantum computing.

DTU provides access to its HPC facilities and European projects like EuroQHPC-I, fostering a collaborative, impactful environment. Applicants should hold a PhD and demonstrate teaching and research leadership.

Qualifications

• Hold a PhD in a relevant field and show potential for leadership in HPC research.
• Experience in teaching and supervising higher-education students.
• Strong publication record and ability to attract research funding.

Responsibilities

• Publish high-quality research in leading journals and conferences.
• Attract competitive research funding in Denmark and Europe.
• Teach and develop courses in parallel computer systems, parallel programming, and HPC, and supervise BSc, MSc, and PhD students.
• Build a strong research environment within ESE and with external partners.
• Represent ESE and DTU Compute in international projects, networks and academic committees.

Skills

Parallel HPC

Computer Architecture

Operating Systems

Compilers

Quantum Computing

Education

PhD degree

Pedagogic training

Tools

Quantum software stacks

Hybrid HPC-quantum systems

Job description

DTU Compute's Embedded Systems Engineering section invites applications for a tenure-track assistant or associate professor to advance parallel and high-performance computing, with research in computer architecture, operating systems, compilers, and HPC integration with quantum computing.

DTU provides access to its HPC facilities and European projects like EuroQHPC-I, fostering a collaborative, impactful environment. Applicants should hold a PhD and demonstrate teaching and research leadership.