Professorship "Machine Learning in Software Engineering" (salary scale W2)

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Professorship in Machine Learning in Software Engineering Salary scale W2 (m/f/x).

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We are looking for a person with an international track record in Software Engineering whose research focuses on the usage of Machine Learning techniques in Software Engineering and/or the development of Software Engineering techniques for AI‑enabled systems.

Further prerequisites: High‑quality publication record in software engineering Relevant teaching experience in a university setting International experience, generally attained by research stays abroad or international cooperations Successful acquisition of third‑party funding Proficiency in German (at least level C2) or the willingness to achieve this within the next five years Appreciated are: Willingness to participate in the cooperation between the universities of Oldenburg and Bremen Synergies with the DFKI or DLR institutes in Oldenburg or OFFIS Prior expertise in university self‑administration Prerequisites for employment are specified in section 25 of the Lower Saxony Higher Education Act (NHG).

The Department for Computer Science at the School of Computing Science, Business Administration, Economics, and Law seeks applications for a Professorship. The position is financed by the federal Programme for Female Professors with the objective to appoint a woman to a permanent W2 professorship for the first time.

Experience in at least one of the following areas is required: Machine Learning for quality assurance of software (e.g., fault localisation, verification, generation of test data, requirements analysis) Machine Learning for software design and implementation Design and quality assurance techniques for AI‑enabled systems Experience in the field of human‑AI interaction within software development is desirable.

Associated with the professorship is an active integration into the university's research agenda, particularly through contributions to the university's research centre "Human‑Cyber‑Physical Systems: Safety, Acceptance, Social and Cultural Embeddedness".

Excellent opportunities for networking at the University of Oldenburg for basic and applied research exist. In addition, the research institute OFFIS, the DLR institute and the DFKI at Oldenburg offer excellent opportunities in application‑oriented research.

Candidates are expected to teach Bachelor and Master courses in Computer Science in German and English. More specifically, the successful candidate will cover the subject Software Engineering in our Bachelor degree course. The University aims to increase its proportion of women in science. Equally qualified women will be considered preferentially.

In case of equal aptitude, applicants with disabilities will be given priority in hiring decisions. The position is suitable for part‑time employment. #J-18808-Ljbffr