Tenure-track Assistant Professor in Informatics (RTT)

The profile of the sector 01/B1 is characterized by scientific and didactic-training activities in the fields of computer science research and information theory, placed at the basis of the computer science approach to the study of problems and, jointly, the design, production and use of computer systems for innovation in society. Special attention is paid to the method, based on modeling, formalization, and experimental verification. Therefore, the field includes, alongside all basic and general aspects, the algorithmic (algorithm design and analysis, computability and complexity, information theory, codes and cryptography), logical, semantic and methodological foundations of computer science, including classical and quantum computational models; the systems skills necessary to model and design (logically, technically and economically appropriate) processors, distributed systems, networks, telematics systems (reliability, performance and security of computer and telematics systems), languages (programming environments and methodologies, software engineering), information systems, databases and information access systems. Finally, the profile includes application and experimental areas related to innovative uses of computer science, such as image and sound processing, computer recognition and vision, neural networks, artificial intelligence and soft computing, computational simulation, computational graphics, user-computer interaction, and multimedia systems. Competencies in this area cover the methodologies and tools of computer science that provide the conceptual and technological basis for the variety of applications required in the Information Society for the organization, management, and access to information and knowledge by individuals and private and public organizations and businesses; they also cover all institutional aspects of basic computer science.