Tenure-Track Positions

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) at the NYU Tandon School of Engineering (NYU Tandon) invites applications for two tenuretrack positions at the level of Assistant or Associate Professor with an anticipated start date of September 1 2023.

We are looking for strong candidates working in a broad set of research areas within computer science. Areas of focus for this search are visualization data engineering cybersecurity (especially in the areas of Emerging Media Health Sustainability Systems and Responsible Technology) and theory with applications to other research areas (e.g. Theory Responsible Computing Theory Data Management Theory Scientific Computing etc.

Successful candidates should have a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science or a closely related discipline. We seek an individual with a strong record of scholarship leadership curricular innovation entrepreneurship and an excellent funding record.

Competitive salaries and startup packages will be offered. New appointees are expected to be outstanding scholars and to participate in teaching at all levels from undergraduate to doctoral. NYU offers an excellent scholarly environment with a large and rapidly expanding group of faculty working in computer and data science.

The CSE department has 21 tenured/tenuretrack faculty members including 13 NSF CAREER Award winners as well as 13 contract faculty members. We have multiple tenuretrack faculty slots open for growth. The department has a history of collaborative research across NYU including with the Center for Urban Science and Progress the Center for Data Science the Grossman School of Medicine the Global School of Public Health the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences and other Tandon School of Engineering Departments.

Departmental research areas include big data management analysis and visualization security and privacy algorithms and theory and machine learning. We also have groups working in interdisciplinary research areas like AI for games responsible AI cybercrime public health and social media online political communication urban computing and sports analytics.