Tenure-track Faculty Positions
Join us and you will become part of a large and diverse department – with faculty from countries all across the world pursuing research across all the major areas in computer science.
You will also get to work with the brightest students from our thriving undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.
Singapore, a cosmopolitan city that is a melting pot of many cultures, is a great place to live and work – offering high-quality, affordable education and healthcare at all levels, as well as very low tax rates.
There’s also extensive support for scientific research – with large-scale national initiatives like the Smart Nation project, as well as a wide array of grants that support computing research and development
What we offer
Extensive research support
We offer state-of-the-art facilities for research and entrepreneurship, and a vast international network.
Competitive salary and leave benefits
Enjoy competitive salary packages, as well as generous holiday, medical, and family-friendly leave benefits.
A warm, diverse campus community
Collaborate and connect with staff and students from various backgrounds in Singapore’s multicultural society.
Who we are looking for
We are looking for candidates in any area of computer science, for all levels of tenured and tenure-track positions.
Candidates for senior positions should have an established record of outstanding, recognised research achievements, and thought leadership in his/her chosen area of computer science.
Candidates for Assistant Professor positions should demonstrate excellent research potential, and a strong commitment to teaching.
Truly outstanding Assistant Professor applicants will also be considered for the prestigious Sung Kah Kay Assistant Professorship as well as the Presidential Young Professor.
Research Areas in the Computer Science Department
How to apply
Please submit your application at https://faces.comp.nus.edu.sg/ and follow the submission instructions provided at the site.
To ensure maximal consideration, please ensure that your application (including all reference letters) reaches us by 1 December 2024. We will, however, continue to review applications (and reference letters) received after 1 December 2024, as needed
