Tenure Track Assistant Professors in Software Engineering and Interactive Technology Engineering

This tenure track assistant professor position in Software Engineering and Interactive Technology Engineering requires strong expertise in software development methodologies, software engineering principles, and interactive technology design and implementation. Candidates should have a solid foundation in computer science or related fields, with advanced education typically at the doctoral level, reflecting rigorous academic training. The role demands proficiency in software engineering concepts such as requirements analysis, software architecture, testing, maintenance, and quality assurance. Additionally, experience or knowledge in interactive technologies, including human-computer interaction, user experience design, and emerging interactive systems, is essential. Candidates are expected to contribute to research and teaching, implying skills in academic research methods, publication, and curriculum development. Familiarity with programming languages, software development tools, and frameworks relevant to both software engineering and interactive technologies will be beneficial. The position likely values candidates with a track record or potential for securing research funding, collaboration in interdisciplinary projects, and mentoring students. Strong communication skills for teaching and academic collaboration are also important. Overall, the role suits individuals with a comprehensive understanding of software engineering processes combined with innovative approaches to interactive technology, capable of advancing both theoretical and practical aspects in academia.