Associate Professor - Data Science&AI (english)
The Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering of Innopolis University invites high-caliber Associate Professors and who can teach in English (the language of instruction). We are interested in all backgrounds (profiles) of DS and AI, in particular candidates whose research/teaching interests and expertise are in one of the following fields: DATA SCIENCE:  1. Designing, Creating and Managing large volumes of data 2. Identifications of Pattern in the Data 3. Visualisation Tools 4. Creating Mathematical Models AI (Knowledge): 1. Expert Systems 2. Fuzzy Logic 3. Evolutionary Computation 4. Reinforcement Learning 5. Theory of Machine Learning and Neural Nets AI (Fields): 1. Natural Language Processing 2. Speech 3. Vision 4. Healthcare 5. Finance Required Qualifications:   PhD degree in one of the above mentioned fields of expertise   2+ years of Assistant Professorship   record of published papers in A* conferences   Compensations and benefits: The initial appointment is 3-years with expectation for renewal with benefits, including the low taxation level of Russia (max.15%), 56 days of annually paid vacations, paid health care coverage for a family, relocation, housing allowance, school/kindergarten fees. Participation and contribution to the University's commercial projects and governmental grants are compensated extra. Responsibilities: Up to 120 academic hours of frontal teaching typically distributed in 4 courses per year, leading high quality research, advising and mentoring students, contributing to community services and other activities related to developing and maintaining the intellectual and cultural environment of the University. Typical workload distribution: teaching - 40%, research - 40%, service - 20%.
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