AI-Driven Computational Biomedical Engineer – Tenure Track

University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy; Madison (WI); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Wisconsin–Madison invites applications for up to two tenure-track Assistant Professor positions in Computational Biomedical Engineering, emphasizing AI/ML, mathematical modeling, and data-driven approaches to understand, predict, and engineer biological systems.

Successful candidates will build independent computational research programs, teach undergrad and graduate courses, mentor students, and seek external funding, with strong collaboration across engineering, medicine,

Qualifications

• Strong record of research with peer-reviewed publications
• Expertise in computational methods including AI/ML and mathematical modeling
• Ability to develop innovative computational methodologies for biomedical engineering
• Potential to establish an externally funded research program
• Commitment to excellence in undergraduate and graduate teaching and mentoring
• Interest in interdisciplinary collaboration across UW–Madison strengths

Responsibilities

• Teach and develop inclusive undergraduate and graduate courses
• Mentor graduate students and supervise research
• Develop and direct an extramurally funded research program
• Participate in departmental and university governance and service
• Collaborate across campus to integrate computation with experimental and clinical research

Skills

AI/ML

Computational methods

Mathematical modeling

Computational systems biology

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Education

PhD in Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Computational Biology, Physics, or related field

Job description

University of Wisconsin–Madison invites applications for up to two tenure-track Assistant Professor positions in Computational Biomedical Engineering, emphasizing AI/ML, mathematical modeling, and data-driven approaches to understand, predict, and engineer biological systems.

Successful candidates will build independent computational research programs, teach undergrad and graduate courses, mentor students, and seek external funding, with strong collaboration across engineering, medicine,