Lecturer (Assistant Professor) / Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor) / Reader (Associate Professor) in NLP, Reinforcement Learning or AI Security/Assurance/Verification

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Lecturer / Senior Lecturer / Reader in Artificial Intelligence The Department of Computer Science wishes to appoint a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer or Reader in AI, specifically Natural Language Processing, Reinforcement Learning and/or AI Security/Assurance/Verification, to join our strong and growing Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Research Group. We are a collaborative university team offering support, mentoring, and opportunities to grow, lead, and manage, while building regional, national, and international partnerships and strengthening academic links for excellent, engaging student experiences for all. Role Research Work with colleagues and students to publish research and secure funding to support your ideas. You will find ways of making your research available to society, for example, by working with industry, developing spin-outs, collaborating with charities, influencing policymakers, or delivering talks and demonstrations to inform and excite wider audiences. Teaching You will design and deliver teaching materials for lectures, tutorials, and labs. You will be educating and inspiring some of the brightest students in the country, delivering an engaging experience and a supportive programme. Helping with the running of the department You will have a few internal roles to help the Department run smoothly. For instance, you might help with student placements, ethics processes, recruitment and admissions or lead a research team. Support and growth opportunities Training for an HEA fellowship qualification New Lecturers will be enrolled into the Pathway to HEA Fellowship. Senior Lecturers will have the option to do so. This course will give you skills and support to help you in the teaching aspects of the role. After completing the course, you will become a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Mentoring All of our staff are allocated a mentor when they join. Your mentor will support you in your day-to-day job and help you progress. Opportunities to progress, manage and lead We're a growing team and there are lots of opportunities to grow with us. Opportunities to collaborate and build on our networks You will be able to work with and build on the strong networks we have developed across sectors to help with your research and to attract more funding. About you Our ideal candidates will hold a PhD or equivalent, plus a first degree or relevant experience. Professional membership and teaching qualification (e.g. PGCert, FHEA) are desirable. You should demonstrate substantial research experience in your field, with an emerging track record for Lecturers and an established research profile with funding success for Senior Lecturers/Readers. A deep conceptual understanding of your subject, alongside experience teaching at UG/PG levels, is essential. Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build positive and effective working relationships. A commitment to excellence in research and teaching, student experience, and ethical professional conduct is essential. Senior Lecturers and Readers should also exhibit academic leadership and a clear research vision. Additionally, Senior Lecturers and Readers must have current knowledge of modern teaching methodologies, including learning technologies, and a strong research strategy. Appointments at Grade 8 (Lecturer) and Grade 9 (Senior Lecturer/Reader). Applications are reviewed continuously through rolling recruitment; the role remains open until filled. If you have any questions or you would like to talk informally about the role, please contact Professor Eamonn O'Neill, maseon@bath.ac.uk or Professor Özgür Şimşek, os435@bath.ac.uk The University of Bath is an equal opportunities employer, we welcome applicants from all backgrounds. £47,389 to £73,709. Grade 8 to Grade 9*

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