Overview
The University of Iceland is recruiting a full-time tenure-track Assistant Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering, combining research, teaching, graduate supervision, research-funding activity and academic service.
Full job description
The role allocates duties across research (40%), teaching (48%) and administration (12%). It includes internationally recognized research and peer-reviewed publication, undergraduate and graduate teaching, supervision of graduate students, securing research funding and committee/service work. The appointee is expected to start as soon as possible and no later than 1 August 2027.
Requirements & qualifications
Applicants need a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering or a related field, relevant research experience and peer-reviewed publications, strong interpersonal and communication skills, and proficiency in written and spoken English. Expertise in computer engineering, electrical power engineering, control engineering or electronics is advantageous; university teaching experience is desirable.
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