Salary is competitive.
The position requires a doctorate in mathematics, statistics, or electrical engineering. The successful candidate must show promise of excellence in teaching at the undergraduate level and possess an active and productive research program in information theory and related areas of coding theory and cryptography. Persons who have the potential to interact successfully with engineers and scientists in the local communications industry, such as electronic commerce and mobile communication, are strongly encouraged to apply. Duties include teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in mathematics, contributing to the development of new courses in information theory, coding theory, and cryptography, directing undergraduate and graduate student projects and theses, conducting research, and publishing in recognized scholarly journals. The current teaching load for a faculty member active in research is two courses per semester, which can include courses in calculus, ab-stract algebra, applied analysis, information theory, coding, and cryptography.