Employment
Purdue Computes
Purdue University has launched a new major initiative, Purdue Computes, consisting of three dimensions (Computing, Physical Artificial Intelligence, and Semiconductors) that will connect faculty and students from across the institution and enable the university to advance to the forefront with unparalleled excellence at scale. As part of this initiative, Computing will add 50 new positions over the next five years. Purdue University's Department of Computer Science and Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering are hiring tenure track assistant and associate professors in all areas of Computer Science and Computer Engineering in the Colleges of Science and Engineering.
Tenure Track Assistant and Associate Professors
Quantum Information Science – College of Science and College of Engineering
The Departments of Physics & Astronomy, Chemistry, Computer Science, and Mathematics in the College of Science, and the Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering in the College of Engineering at Purdue University invite applications for multiple faculty positions in Quantum Information Science (QIS) to begin August 2024. These positions will be assistant/associate professor level appointments. When appropriate, successful candidates may be considered for joint appointments across Departments or Colleges.
Assistant Professor of Quantum Information Science
Quantum Information Science – College of Science and College of Engineering
The Departments of Physics & Astronomy, Chemistry, Computer Science, and Mathematics in the College of Science, and the Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering in the College of Engineering at Purdue University invite applications for multiple senior faculty positions in Quantum Information Science (QIS) to begin August 2024. These positions will be tenured associate/full professor level appointments. When appropriate, successful candidates may be considered for joint appointments across Departments or Colleges.
Associate Professor of Quantum Information Science