Assistant Professor of Computing Science (Clinical or Tenure Track) job in Jacksonville

Position Title
Assistant Professor of Computing Science (Clinical or Tenure Track)

Department
Davis College of Business & Technology

Status
Full Time/Exempt

Job Summary
The Davis College of Business and Technology at Jacksonville University invites applications for the faculty position of Assistant Professor of Computing Science (Clinical or Tenure Track) beginning Fall 2024. The individual hired for this position must be qualified to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in computing science and cybersecurity. Teaching responsibilities may include courses such as foundations of computing science, programming, data driven web application development, data driven mobile application development, computing science capstone, applied data mining, artificial intelligence, python programming, cyber threat intelligence, and/or security risk analysis and management. The teaching load is typically 12 credit hours per Fall and Spring semester and may include face-toface, hybrid and/or online deliveries in undergraduate and Master’s programs.

Rank is open based on candidate credentials, experience and interest. For tenure-track position, engagement in research is required. Research interests in software development, artificial intelligence and/or cybersecurity is desired. The individual hired for the position (regardless of rank) will also be responsible for student advising and mentorship, contributing to assessment of student learning outcomes, and engaging in other service activities.

It is expected that the individual chosen for this position will possess a commitment to teaching excellence, willingness to engage in the activities of the Center for Cybersecurity, and a commitment to involvement in service that advances the university or the profession. Preference will be given to candidates with excellent communication and collaboration skills and a commitment to building a diverse and inclusive work and classroom environment.

Duties/Responsibilities
Teach classes—a typical l0ad is 24 hours annually
Engage in research/scholarship
Supervise student research projects
Supervise student internships
Participate in university service at the department, school, college, or university level
Participate in community service (optional)
Required Skills/Abilities
The ability to teach a broad range of lower-level and upper-level courses
The ability to incorporate technology into classroom teaching and to teach online and hybrid classes
The ability to supervise and conduct research and supervise student research in area of expertise
The ability to work with diverse students and small class sizes
Participation in departmental, school, college, or university service
Excellent oral and written skills
Time management and organizational skills
The ability to work in a collaborative and cooperative manner
Education, Certificates, Licenses, & Experience
Tenure-track Candidates should possess a Ph.D. in Computer Science from an accredited program or a related degree. A.B.D.'s with a clear plan for completion by December 2024 are encouraged to apply.

Non-Tenure track/clinical candidates should possess a Master’s degree in Computer Science from an accredited program or a related degree. Industry experience and external certification(s) are preferred.

Physical Requirements
Must be able to lift and carry equipment and supplies weighing up to 20 pounds.
Must be able to bend, stoop, and reach.
Manual dexterity to efficiently operate a computer keyboard and other business machines.
Adequate hearing to communicate effectively in person and by phone.