[Job-offers-cs] Faculty openings in EECS at the University of Kansas

[Pekka Orponen]

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Subject:[SIAM-OPT] Faculty openings in EECS at the University of Kansas
Date: 	Tue, 8 Dec 2020 10:07:34 +0000
From: 	Shontz, Suzanne Michelle <shontz at ku.edu>
To: 	Pekka Orponen <pekka.orponen at aalto.fi>
CC: 	Optimization SIAG mailing list <siam-opt at siam.org>

Dear All:

I am pleased to let you know of openings in the School of Engineering 
and Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the 
University of Kansas for assistant professors in Computer Science and 
Computer Engineering.  All three of the openings (i.e., two in computer 
  science and one in radar signal processing) should be of interest to 
members of the SIAM community.

*Computer Science * (http://www.employment.ku.edu/academic/18207BR): 
Areas of interest include but are not limited to: (i) machine learning; 
(ii) distributed and parallel computing; (iii) high-performance 
computing; and (iv) software engineering. Exceptional applicants in 
other areas may be considered.

*Radar Signal Processing* 
(http://www.employment.ku.edu/academic/18203BR): Areas of interest 
include but are not limited to: adaptive signal processing for radar and 
sensor systems; synthetic aperture signal processing (SAR/ISAR/InSAR); 
moving target indication (GMTI/AMTI/DMTI); automatic target recognition; 
waveform diversity; multi channel/MIMO sensing; tracking & fusion, 
clutter/interference cancellation (e.g. STAP); radar spectrum 
engineering & sharing; complex waveforms; cognitive sensing; electronic 
protection/support; and/or multi-function systems. Applicants with 
demonstrated experience working ITAR/export controlled and/or classified 
research for the US government are preferred.

The Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) has 
31 faculty members and over 750 undergraduate and 150 graduate students. 
The KU School of Engineering and EECS Department are poised for strong 
growth in scholarly research, endowment and corporate funding, and 
student enrollment. The University of Kansas School of Engineering (SoE) 
and the EECS Department strongly value diversity, equity, and inclusion. 
We seek candidates who can contribute to fostering an inclusive culture. 
In Spring 2019, KU SoE was one of only 29 universities to achieve the 
exemplar, inaugural ASEE Diversity Recognition Bronze Award 
https://diversityrecognition.asee.org/award-recipients/.


I'd be happy to answer any questions that you might have.

Best regards,
Suzanne

Dr. Suzanne Shontz
Associate Professor
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
University of Kansas