Junior Professorship (W1)
in Computational Linguistics

INSTITUTE FORNATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING (IMS) IAT THE EARLIESTOPPORTUNITY
The successful candidate has a research profile in computational linguistics that is internationally visible and shows a good fit with the institute (http://www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/institut/arbeitsgruppen/index.en.html).You should have substantial knowledge of the core concepts of computational linguistics (in several of the area of phonetics/ phonology, morphology/syntax, semantics, discourse/dialogue, pragmatics, computational psycholinguistics, language technology) and should be familiar with diverse methodical approaches to language processing. We expect potential to obtain third-party funding as well as openness towards interdisciplinary collaboration (with computer science, linguistics, digital humanities). In teaching, we expect contributions to the German and English language study programs of institute and department. The requirements for employment listed in § 51 Baden-Württemberg university law apply. Applications (including CV with copies of certificates, list of publications, and research and teaching statements) should be sent no later than March 15^th, 2019, to Prof. Sebastian Padó at the email pado@ims.unistuttgart.de. Emails can be sent in PGP encryption, see https://pgp.mit.edu/ for the addressee key. Information according to article 13 DS-GVO concerning personal data can be found at:
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