Assistant Professor - Cybersecurity and Privacy
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A tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Cybersecurity and Privacy focused on research, teaching, and program development at both undergraduate and graduate levels.
The successful candidate will establish an active, externally funded research program and collaborate across centers and disciplines.
Preferred areas include network security, system security, software/hardware security, privacy protection, cryptography, machine learning, and usable security/privacy.
Required qualifications include a PhD in Computer Science or a related field (ABD considered with completion by Fall 2026).
This on-campus appointment is located in San Antonio, Texas, with a competitive start-up package and comprehensive benefits for Fall 2026.
Applicants should demonstrate potential for high-quality publications and external funding, as well as excellence in teaching and curriculum development.
The successful candidate will establish an active, externally funded research program and collaborate across centers and disciplines.
Preferred areas include network security, system security, software/hardware security, privacy protection, cryptography, machine learning, and usable security/privacy.
Required qualifications include a PhD in Computer Science or a related field (ABD considered with completion by Fall 2026).
This on-campus appointment is located in San Antonio, Texas, with a competitive start-up package and comprehensive benefits for Fall 2026.
Applicants should demonstrate potential for high-quality publications and external funding, as well as excellence in teaching and curriculum development.
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