Tenure Track High Performance Computing Professor Edmonton

Tenure Track High Performance Computing Professor Edmonton

01 Nov
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University of Alberta Careers
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Edmonton

01 Nov

University of Alberta Careers

Edmonton

Advance high-performance computing research in person at North Campus, Edmonton, with the University of Alberta’s Department of Computing Science. Explore parallel architectures and co-design.

This tenure-track Assistant Professor appointment begins as early as July 1, 2027, within the broad area of computer systems. Relevant interests include CPUs, GPUs, linear-algebra accelerators, distributed systems, parallel computing architectures, and hardware/software/algorithm co-design. Analytical and empirical performance evaluation, including sustainability, is also welcomed.

Key Responsibilities:
Develop research in parallel computing and computer systems
Investigate CPUs, GPUs, and linear-algebra accelerators
Study hardware, software, and algorithm co-design




Evaluate system performance analytically and empirically
Contribute to teaching in Computing Science

Requirements:
Suitability for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position
Research expertise in high-performance or parallel computing
Knowledge of heterogeneous computer architecture or system design
Interest in sustainability within computer systems performance evaluation
Commitment to access, community, and belonging

Bring parallel computing, architecture, and performance evaluation expertise to the University of Alberta’s computer systems community.

📌 Tenure Track High Performance Computing Professor Edmonton
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