DEPARTMENT: Human Computer Interaction Institute
POSITION: Tenure-Track Faculty Opening
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The Human-‐Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie
Mellon University is pleased to announce
a tenure-‐track faculty opening.
The effective date of appointment is August 2015, and salary is dependent on rank and qualifications. The HCII prides itself
on its record of innovative development and understanding of technology to better the condition
of individuals and society. We seek candidates with an outstanding track record in research, strong academic
credentials, a history of or interest in interdisciplinary research and a terminal
graduate degree appropriate to their discipline. We expect to hire at the assistant professor
level, but will consider more senior candidates as well.
We are particularly targeting candidates in the following two areas:
…a social / behavioral scientist with deep disciplinary expertise, whose research emphasizes the study of how people
behave individually and/or socially in interaction with technology. Candidates should be prepared to teach undergraduate and graduate
courses in qualitative and/or quantitative research methods as well as courses in their area of disciplinary expertise.
… a candidate with expertise in areas that expand on the strengths
of the HCII including social computing, health, accessibility, education, and so on. The candidate’s research should demonstrate a combination of deep disciplinary expertise and an ability to connect with multiple disciplines in a crosscutting fashion. Candidates should be prepared
to teach introductory courses in HCI as well as courses
in their area of disciplinary expertise.
The application process:
Applications must be in PDF format and include
(1)
curriculum
vitae,
(2)
research
and
teaching
interest
statements, (3) a portfolio
and/or 1-‐3 representative papers, and (4) the names
and
email
addresses
of three or more individuals who have been asked
to
provide
letters
of
reference.
Applications
and references should
be
submitted at: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~scsdean/HiringPage/.
Applications should indicate citizenship
and, for
non-‐US citizens,
current visa
status.
The HCII will begin review applications as we receive them; however the final deadline to receive materials is January 5th.
Carnegie Mellon University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer
committed to excellence through diversity and strongly encourages applications from women,
minorities, and other
under-‐ represented groups. CMU is responsive to the needs of dual career couples
and is dedicated
to work-‐life balance through an array of family-‐friendly
policies
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