Assistant Professor — Low-Power Edge Security Architectures

Eindhoven University of Technology; Eindhoven; On-site; EUR 52,764 - 71,792; Full time

Job summary

The Eindhoven University of Technology invites applications for an academic position in the ES group. You will conduct cutting-edge research in computer architecture or embedded systems, teach both undergraduate and graduate courses in English, and supervise Bachelor, Master, EngD, and PhD candidates.

You will contribute to the Beethoven program, fostering STEM education and collaboration across disciplines, with opportunities for career development and leadership.

Qualifications

• PhD in Computer Architecture or Embedded Systems or a comparable domain.
• Strong national and international research network with collaborations, projects, or publications.
• Experience in managing professionals and developing people to create synergy.
• Excellent teaching skills, at undergraduate and graduate levels.
• Experience with acquiring external research funding from (inter-)national bodies or industry.
• Excellent communication, organization, and leadership skills for building your own research group.
• Excellent proficiency in English (written and spoken).

Responsibilities

• Conduct research and teach courses in English at undergraduate and graduate levels.
• Supervise Bachelor, Master, EngD, and PhD candidates.
• Contribute to the Beethoven program and STEM education initiatives.
• Develop and strengthen national and international research collaborations.

Skills

Teaching skills

Leadership

English proficiency

Research collaboration

Course development

External funding

Education

PhD in Computer Architecture or Embedded Systems

Job description

The Eindhoven University of Technology invites applications for an academic position in the ES group. You will conduct cutting-edge research in computer architecture or embedded systems, teach both undergraduate and graduate courses in English, and supervise Bachelor, Master, EngD, and PhD candidates.

You will contribute to the Beethoven program, fostering STEM education and collaboration across disciplines, with opportunities for career development and leadership.