The Holcombe Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Clemson University is seeking applicants for three positions, two in the area of digital circuits, and one in the area of robotics. Specific desirable attributes for candidates include a strong interest in interdisciplinary collaborative research with faculty members within the department, across the university, and with industrial partners. For the digital circuits area we seek early career applicants at the rank of Assistant Professor. Research areas may broadly include VLSI, ASIC, integrated circuits, mixed analog and digital circuits, and system/network on a chip. Problem types/scales may include high-performance computing, energy-efficient computing and processors, AI/ML accelerators including edge computing hardware, reconfigurable computing, biomedical circuits, hardware security, neuromorphic computing including in/near memory computing, electronic design automation, and HW/SW co-design. Research problems may overlap other focus areas within the department, such as communications (e.g. cognitive radio systems, MIMO systems on chip, RF circuit design for 5G/6G, satellite communications hardware, THz communication circuits), power (low power interfaces, power electronics, wireless power transfer), and photonics (optical devices and circuits, optical processor for AI). The robotics position is open to all ranks. Research areas may include biomedical, vehicular, industrial, aerospace, and agriculture. We will also consider applicants with expertise in swarm/multi-agent, human interaction, learning, sensors, control, and computer vision.
Applicant reviews begin November 2024, and the search will continue until suitable candidates are selected.
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The Holcombe Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at Clemson University is seeking applicants for a full-time academic year non-tenure track Lecturer position. The responsibilities will include teaching undergraduate lecture and laboratory courses, performing service to the department on committees, and participating in other activities, such as student outreach and recruitment. This position is anticipated to be hired at the Lecturer rank; however, qualified candidates may be considered at the Senior Lecturer rank. The successful candidate must have the ability to teach lecture and laboratory courses in all areas of Electrical and Computer Engineering, with primary emphasis on Programming (C, C plus plus, Python, MATLAB/Simulink, etc.) and secondary emphasis on Logic Design, Circuits, Electronics or Senior Design.
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled, however for full consideration, please apply by January 6, 2025.
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The Holcombe Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering is seeking applicants for a Postdoctoral Fellowship position in Integrated Photonics and Semiconductor Lasers. We are seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to join our team focused on advancing integrated photonics, semiconductor lasers, and device packaging. This is an opportunity to contribute to pioneering research in these areas with applications in next-generation photonics technologies. The Holcombe Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering is one of the largest and most active departments at Clemson University, with 45 full-time faculty members, approximately 600 undergraduates, and 200 graduate students. Annual research expenditures exceed $13 million. Members of the faculty include five IEEE Fellows, four endowed chairs, and eight named professors. The ECE department offers ABET-accredited B.S. programs in electrical engineering and computer engineering, along with M.S. and Ph.D. programs in both disciplines, as well as M.S. and Ph.D. programs in Photonic Science and Technology.
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The Holcombe Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering is seeking applicants for multiple Postdoctoral Fellowship positions. These positions offer exceptional opportunities to contribute to research domains at Clemson University. The research programs in Electrical and Computer Engineering cover a wide spectrum of activities in the primary disciplines of computing and communications; energy systems; intelligent systems; and photonics, electronics and quantum systems. Within these areas, there are many specialized research laboratories supporting activities in high performance computing, sensor networks, computer vision, artificial intelligence, machine learning, cybersecurity, embedded systems, integrated circuits, bioelectronics, ion beam processing, advanced manufacturing, applied electromagnetics, microwaves, optics and photonics, lasers, fiber optics, integrated photonics, quantum devices and systems, controls, VLSI design, MEMS, electric vehicles, internet of things, renewable energy, smart grids, power electronics, energy systems, and more.
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