The candidate will have the opportunity to engage and collaborate with centers and laboratories within MCEC and across campus, including the Artificial Intelligence Institute ( http://ai.sc.edu ) - a comprehensive, interdisciplinary, and translational AI research institute spanning the university; the McNAIR Center ( https://sc.edu/about/centers_institutes/mcnair/ ) - an industrial-scale center for advanced manufacturing, processing, and assembly of aerospace, communications, and automation components; the Cyberinfrastructure Lab ( https://research.cec.sc.edu/cyberinfra ) - an applied research lab for high-performance communications and cybersecurity; the Center for Industry Solutions ( https://research.cec.sc.edu/c4is ) - an industry-facing center delivering company-sponsored projects in smart manufacturing, digital engineering, and supply chain; and others. Successful candidates will develop an externally funded, nationally visible research program; teach undergraduate and graduate courses in the department's information technology curriculum, including core coursework as well as new courses in the candidate's specialty; advise undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students; and contribute to departmental, college, and professional service.