California State University, Long Beach, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics

As a department on a campus that serves a very diverse body of students, the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, California State University, Long Beach, welcomes applications from tenure-line candidates who, through previous experience supporting diverse students or their own lived experience with marginalized identities, will be committed to the successful teaching and mentoring of all students.

Demonstrated interest and commitment to increasing the participation of underrepresented students in STEM through teaching and mentoring
Successful teaching experience at the college level
Research experience and a record of publications and/or interdisciplinary or industrial collaboration in Applied Probability, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, High-Performance Computing, Machine Learning, Optimization, or a related field
Fluency with programming languages and experience incorporating programming into teaching and research
Successful academic or industrial research experience at the post-doctoral level
Demonstrated potential for developing/maintaining an externally funded research program
Experience or demonstrated potential for integrating undergraduate and graduate students in research projects
Experience of successfully working with populations demographically and socioeconomically similar to the CSULB student body

You are strongly encouraged to check out the detailed position description at Tenure-Track Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics/Statistics. Please pay close attention to the requirements of the Equity and Diversity Statement and Letter of Application.

We also urge you to fill out the EEO survey while you are applying this position. Without enough EEO data collected, we cannot start to review applications. EEO data will be accessible only to university EEO officers, not to the department hiring committee.

For more information about the department, please visit Department of Mathematics and Statistics, CSULB.