31.212, Jobs: Computational Linguistics: Associate Professor, University of Luxembourg

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Subject: 31.212, Jobs: Computational Linguistics: Associate Professor, University of Luxembourg

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Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2020 03:04:52
From: Prof. Dr. Peter Gilles [peter.gilles at uni.lu]
Subject: Computational Linguistics: Associate Professor, University of Luxembourg, Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg

 
University or Organization: University of Luxembourg 
Department: Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences
Job Location: Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg 
Web Address: https://wwwen.uni.lu/
Job Title: Associate Professor in computational linguistics (m/f)
Job Rank: Associate Professor

Specialty Areas: Computational Linguistics 


Description:

The University of Luxembourg is recruiting for the Faculty of Humanities,
Education and Social Sciences an:
 
Associate Professor in computational linguistics (m/f)

- Ref. F3-120013
- Open-ended contract
- Full-time (40 hours/week)
- Employee status

Mission:

With regard to linguistics, all linguistic levels are investigated, with a
focus on language history, language variation and sociolinguistics. The
department is already active in corpus linguistics, but the aspects of
computational linguistics have yet to be strengthened with a dedicated
position, in order to connect to the internationally tremendously increasing
research activity in the computational analysis of language (e.g. Machine
Learning, Neural Networks, AI).

The Associate Professor will pursue an active research agenda in the studying
language and linguistics from a computational perspective. The Associate
Professor will participate in interdisciplinary projects in the Department of
Humanities. With regards to the University’s research priority «Data Modelling
and Simulation» the Associate Professor will contribute to the research domain
«Modelling and digital humanities». Furthermore, a cooperation with the ILIAS
lab of the Computer Science Department is foreseen.

The job holder will teach on Bachelor and Master and PhD level (among others
in the various tracks in the Bachelor en cultures européennes and the Master
en enseignement secondaire). Besides topic in computational linguistics the
job holder will give classes in general linguistics.

Contact:

Prof. Dr. Peter Gilles
Department of Humanities
Telephone : (+352) 46 66 44 6383
Email: peter.gilles at uni.lu

Profile:

Candidates shall have expertise in at least three of the following domains: 
- quantitative/statistical methods to the computational study of language
- corpus building and corpus linguistics
- tool development for low-resourced languages
- computational sociolinguistics (language variation, perception, and
multilingualism)
- a special focus on the dynamics of (written) Luxembourgish is regarded as an
asset

Qualifications, experience, aptitude:

- PhD in linguistics with a focus on computational aspects
- at least three years of PostDoc experience in linguistics or computational
linguistics
- experience with computational tools and methodology for data science (e.g.,
programming languages, technical infrastructure, development, big data
applications, corpus building and analysis), preferably with a background in
Natural Language Processing
- an excellent publication record in peer-reviewed journals and books
- teaching experience on Bachelor and Master level
- a strong commitment to interdisciplinarity 
- ability to work in a multilingual environment

Languages:
Proficient in English, French and German

Applications:

As part of the application process specifically for academic positions, please
follow the instructions below.
Candidates are asked to send their full application (in French, German or
English) ONLY via the link on the application page. The application page is
linked below.

until 12 February 2020 
including the following documents: 

- cover letter 
- curriculum vitae including information on external research funding acquired
- copies of diplomas 
- list of publications 
- copies of recent publications (max. 5) relevant for the field in question
- list of courses taught
- a list of three referees with their names, addresses and present positions.
Please indicate their relationship to you

to:
Prof. Dr. Georg Mein
Dean of the Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences.



Application Deadline: 12-Feb-2020 
	  
Web Address for Applications: http://emea3.mrted.ly/2daqy 
Contact Information:
	Prof. Dr. Peter Gilles 
	Email: peter.gilles at uni.lu 


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