Candidates should have a Ph.D. in Computer Science or a related field.
Salary is competitive.
The positions are part of the strategic Yamacraw initiative of the State of Georgia to become one of the national leaders in high bandwidth communications. We are interested in candidates in the areas of content processing, distributed systems, embedded systems, networking, and software engineering. Current faculty research interests are in biometrics, complexity theory, computer vision, graph theory, networking, parallel computation, programming languages, and software engineering. The department wishes to attract faculty interested in conducting research and involving undergraduate students in their work. Armstrong Atlantic is part of the University System of Georgia.