Professorship (W3) Safe Autonomous Systems - Dortmund, Deutschland - Technische Universität Dortmund

Technische Universität Dortmund

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Dortmund, Deutschland

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Beschreibung

technische universität
dortmund

The Department of Computer Science at TU Dortmund University is
offering the following position (starting at the earliest opportunity):

Professorship (W3)

Safe Autonomous Systems
This professorship is endowed by the _KION GROUP AG_.

Our profile
TU Dortmund University comprises 17 departments in the natural and
engineering sciences as well as the humanities and social sciences and
is a dynamic university with a strong profile in research, teaching,
promotion of young scientists and transfer.

The Department of Computer Science at TU Dortmund University is one
of the largest in Germany, with particular strengths in research. Among
similar institutions it is distinguished by a combination of fundamental
research on formal methods with the development of practical

Physical Systems and Software and Service Engineering.

Profile of the professorship
You represent the area of safe autonomous systems (e.g. autonomous
mobile robots, embodied AI, simulationbased AI or autonomous
systems in smart logistics und smart production) in research and
further develop this at a top international level. In doing so, you
participate in research networks and cooperations within and outside
TU Dortmund University (e.g. Lamarr Institute, Research Center
Trustworthy Data Science and Security, Fraunhofer IML and KION
GROUP AG) and are committed to promoting early career researchers.
In teaching, you participate appropriately in the teaching activities of
the department.

Your qualifications
You obtained a doctorate with above-average success and acquired a
post-doctoral lecture qualification _(Habilitation)_ or an equivalent
qualification. You demonstrated your research excellence in the field
covered by the professorship through continuous international
publications in recognized peer-reviewed venues and were successful
in the independent acquisition of competitively awarded third-party
funds. Beyond this, the international visibility of your research is
expected. Additionally, you have the potential for teaching excellence
and are willing to teach courses in German perspectively. Social and
leadership skills and the willingness to participate in academic self
- administration complete your profile. Moreover, the recruitment
requirements in Sections 36 and 37 of the North Rhine-Westphalia
Higher Education Act _(Gesetz über die Hochschulen des Landes _

Nordrhein-Westfalen, HG) _apply.

Attractive environment
We offer an excellent scientific environment
and attractive cooperation opportunities with
renowned international, national, and regional
partners. The metropolitan Ruhr Area with the
University Alliance Ruhr (UA Ruhr) guarantees
short distances to a diversity of partners from
science and industry. With our Dual Career
Service, we support your partner in finding
professional opportunities in the region, if de
- sired. We will be happy to provide information
about housing and living in Dortmund and help
you find childcare options. If you are coming
to us from abroad, our Welcome Service will
support you upon your arrival in Germany.

Diversity welcome
A central goal of TU Dortmund University is to
promote diversity and equal opportunities. We
strive to significantly increase the percentage
of women in research and teaching and
academics. We give preference to severely
disabled applicants if their qualifications meet
the requirements. We support the
compatibility of family and career and
promote gender equality in academia and
research.

If you are interested in the position, please

to:

found here

Questions will be answered by the Dean of the
Department of Computer Science, University
Professor Dr

Ing Gernot Fink, Tel:
Further information about the Department of
Computer Science can be found at **/nps/en/