Full-Time Professor in Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems

This position is for a Full-Time Professor in Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems within the Computer Science Department. Key responsibilities include delivering AI education, developing a research agenda in AI and intelligent systems, and supervising students. Candidates require a Ph.D. in a related field, over three years of relevant experience, and advanced English proficiency.

• Design and deliver high-quality learning experiences in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science, and related areas.
• Develop and consolidate an independent, original, and high-impact research agenda in Artificial Intelligence and intelligent systems, aligned with the strategic capabilities of the Computer Science Department.
• Maintain sustained scientific production through publications in high-impact, indexed international journals and conferences.
• Lead and participate in research projects, including interdisciplinary initiatives, funded projects, and national and international collaborations.
• Develop projects involving Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Generative AI, Natural Language Processing, Computer Vision, intelligent systems, and data analytics.
• Design, develop, and evaluate computational solutions that integrate AI models, data, software services, and computing infrastructure.
• Participate in projects involving the deployment, operation, evaluation, and scaling of Artificial Intelligence solutions, including areas such as AI Engineering and MLOps .
• Collaborate on projects applying Artificial Intelligence techniques to intelligent systems, computational perception, and autonomous applications, contributing to the Robotics and Intelligent Systems Engineering program from a Computer Science perspective.
• Develop research talent by mentoring and supervising undergraduate and graduate students, theses, and research projects.
• Develop applied research, innovation, and technology transfer projects in collaboration with companies, organizations, research centers, and strategic partners.
• Collaborate with faculty members, program directors, and other institutional areas in the design and updating of courses, concentrations, and academic experiences related to Artificial Intelligence and Computing.
• Participate in conferences, research networks, and collaborative projects that strengthen the academic and scientific positioning of the Computer Science Department and the School of Engineering and Sciences.