location: West Cambridge

The Computer Science and Technology Department seeks to employ a new faculty member at the level of a assistant professor/assistant professor who contributes to research and teaching in algorithms and arithmetic complexity. While the concentration of this date is algorithms and complexity, exceptional applicants from all areas of computer science will be considered.

The department is directed towards the research strongly and has long -term strengths in computer science theoretical sciences, with leading contributions and a current vibrant research environment that extends the complexity algorithms, coding, encryption theory, learning theory, logic, improvement and quantum computing. We enhance close interactions through the theoretical ecosystem, as well as with machine learning, security, physics and mathematics. On a wider scale, Cambridge provides a great research environment through science and technology, with multidisciplinary departments, institutes and centers that provide rich opportunities for cooperation.

We are looking for a candidate who has distinguished research approval data in algorithms and/or arithmetic complexity. The ideal filter will contribute to areas such as the design and analysis of algorithms (for example, random, quantity, approximation, property test, online, broadcast, subcontractor, microscopic elite, distributed/parallel) and/or complexity theory (such as circle and complication, proof, lower boundaries, pseudo-randomness, meta -comxity complexity). They will have a strong international publication record, international vision, and evidence of community service and influence in proportion to the functional stage. The ability to secure research financing to support their vision and build a world -class team is essential, and we can transfer fellowships and research grants that are allowed.

We welcome applications from researchers with multidisciplinary interests who will cooperate across various sub -disciplines in computer science and technology and with other academic fields (for example, mathematics, engineering and economics). Cooperation outside the academic circles is also estimated, including with industrial organizations and the third sector.

All members of the department are supported in developing their research leadership. We provide excellent administrative support through research, financing, communications, finance, employment, and benefit from strong initiatives at the university level in marketing, cooperation, ethics and multidisciplinary centers. The university has also obtained funding to support employment and transition to distinguished academics from outside the United Kingdom, and qualified appointed people may be able to reach additional resources to support transportation and financial support for team members for a specific period.

Cambridge Computer Science is widely followed by ACM curricula, with local innovation field that responds to our dynamic industry environment and exceptionally talented student and student. The appointed curriculum will apply, contribute to university teaching in algorithms and complexity, and develop innovative high studies content within MPHil in advanced computer science (ACS). Candidates should be excellent parallel, commit to teaching at the level of university and master’s degree, and be able to oversee research at the master’s and doctorate level.

We expect a long training process where a number of candidates will be invited to produce a registered task of teaching, and they will be asked to confirm that the names of their three rulers will be available to contact as part of this process. The date will be from September 1, 2026 or as soon as possible after that.

Interested applicants are encouraged to conduct unofficial inquiries about the post of Professor Tom Gore in Tom.Gur@cl.cam.ac.uk

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