Professors of the Practice in Computer Science with a Focus on Artificial Intelligence

About this position

The Department of Computer Science at Brown University is seeking applicants for two Professor of the Practice positions, one junior at the assistant rank and the other senior at the associate rank, with a focus on teaching foundational and advanced AI courses for our graduate programs. The initial appointment is for a 3-year term and is renewable, with potential for promotion and longer-term contracts, and a preferred start date no later than July 2027 . Responsibilities include developing and teaching courses at the graduate and advanced undergraduate levels, advising students, serving on departmental committees, performing other administrative duties, and keeping up to date with the rapid developments in the field of AI. The service responsibilities of the senior position include admissions and academic assessment for Master’s students pursuing the AI program. Courses are taught in person and/or online and may have multiple sections. Pursuing research projects and doing service for the professional community are valued but not essential. For this position, Brown does not sponsor the H-1B visa classification for scholars who need immigration sponsorship in order to enter the U.S. and commence lawful employment under the terms of their appointment. The standard appointment for the positions is 12 months at full-time effort, with teaching and service responsibilities in both the academic year and summer. The teaching load is four courses during the academic year, plus up to two courses in the summer, depending on service responsibilities. The service responsibilities of the senior position include admissions and academic assessment for Master’s students pursuing the AI program. Faculty of the Practice are invited to attend faculty meetings and participate in department initiatives. Brown CS offers a vibrant residential academic community for both teaching and research, with over 50 full-time faculty members across the tenure, teaching, research, and practice tra

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