| Yale University’s Statistics and Data Science (S&DS) Department invites applications for three faculty positions to start at the Associate Professor with tenure level or Full Professor with tenure level to start in July 2024. Two of these positions prioritize real-world applications of S&DS, while the third is open to all areas in our field. For the applied positions, ideal candidates will engage with data-driven research in fields of inquiry beyond S&DS and pursue analytic developments that benefit applied research in those fields. Active collaborations with applied practitioners are welcome, and joint appointments with other departments of interest may be available.
In 2018, Yale announced that Data Science would be one of its top five priority areas for new investments in Science. In accordance with this plan, the S&DS Department at Yale has experienced remarkable growth, adding 15 faculty members in the last five years, 5 of whom have joint appointments with other departments. Current faculty in the department have Ph.D.s in fields including Applied Mathematics, Brain & Cognitive Science, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, Political Science, and Statistics. After expanding into parts of multiple buildings, this summer brought a welcome consolidation with the department relocating to occupy three floors of the newly renovated and modernized “Kline Tower” at Yale.
The floor above the department houses Yale’s new Institute for Foundations of Data Science, which supports the development and application of data science across the University. New faculty in the S&DS Department will have an opportunity to play a key role in shaping this institute.
Excellence in teaching and advising in the area of Statistics and Data Science is valued, and new faculty will have opportunities to design courses that align with their research interests. The department is collegial and seeks others with strong interpersonal skills who have the capacity to increase Yale’s talent pool and effectively teach and mentor students of diverse backgrounds and interests.
More information about the department may be found at http://sds.yale.edu. Questions regarding the application process can be addressed to Ms. Cheri Cercone, Faculty and Academic Affairs Assistant, at sds_chair@yale.edu
Applicants should submit a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, a research statement, a teaching statement, and a diversity & inclusion statement. Applicants may choose to arrange for one or two confidential letters of recommendation. Sharing a public Google Scholar page and an academic webpage are strongly encouraged. A helpful teaching statement should describe the candidate’s teaching experience and explain how they could contribute to the curriculum at Yale. The department will begin evaluating applications after October 23, 2023. Candidates should hold a Ph.D. or equivalent degree.
Yale is an affirmative action equal opportunity employer. Yale values diversity among its students, staff, and faculty and strongly welcomes applications from all qualified candidates, including but not limited to, women, people of all genders, people with disabilities, underrepresented minorities, and protected veterans.
Please submit your application materials at http://apply.interfolio.com/133151 |
(posted 2023/10/17, listed until 2024/07/17)
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