"Full professor in Computer Systems"

Job Summary

The position is part of the Computer Systems and Security section at VU Amsterdam, which has a strong international reputation. The candidate will set up a new group in Computer Systems, with support for at least one Assistant Professor position and integration of existing staff members.

Topics of interest include high-performance computing systems, computer networking, databases, data analytics, embedded systems, edge computing, exascale computing, hardware accelerators, performance engineering, energy-efficient computing, and machine learning.

Responsibilities

Setting up and leading a new research group in Computer Systems. Developing a scientific research program supported by external funding. Contributing to the Computer Science Bachelor and Master programs, including the Computer Systems and Infrastructure MSc track. Emphasizing governance and leadership.

Qualifications and Requirements

A strong research profile with a Ph.D. in a relevant area. Prominent and internationally recognized research results. A comprehensive publication record in top international journals and conference proceedings. Memberships in editorial boards or program committees. Proven experience in obtaining external research funding. A broad international network and recognition as a key expert. Excellence in governance and academic leadership. Substantial contributions to the university or faculty. Possession of, or willingness to obtain, a teaching qualification (BKO). Very good teaching skills with positive evaluations. Experience in supervising students at various levels. A good track record in valorisation.

What the Employer Offers

A full professorship in a dynamic academic environment with leadership opportunities. Competitive salary between €7,202 and €10,441 gross per month. A fixed-term contract of 18 months, potentially leading to a tenured position. Benefits include holiday leave, holiday allowance, end-of-year bonus, pension scheme, and commuting expense contributions. Opportunities for shaping institutional policy and academic culture in a diverse and inclusive environment.