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Teaching: Computer science – GEA department – IUT de Saint Denis
Research: CALIN team

Website for applying:
https://www.galaxie.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr/ensup/cand_recrutement_enseignants_chercheurs.htm

Description

Teaching

Computer science – GEA department (Gestion des entreprises et des administrations)  – IUT de Saint Denis

Address:
IUT de Saint-Denis, Place du 8 mai 1945, 93200 Saint-Denis

Job description:
The Bachelor of Technology in business and administration management (BUT GEA) is a national diploma at Bac +3 level with 4 specializations: accounting and finance, management control, human resources and management & entrepreneurship. The recruited Associate Professor (MCF) shall contribute to all four specializations and teach in computer science for the national BUT GEA program through lectures, tutorials, and practical work.

Over the three years of the BUT program, the following subjects are taught (cf PN GEA).

• Digital management tools: Discovering digital tools and applications in a professional context and using the fundamentals of spreadsheets.
• Digital data processing
• Information exploitation: Modeling using software and assisting in decision-making
  • Conceptual Data Model
  • Link with Pivot Table (TCD)
• Algorithms and programming.
  • Algorithmic concepts.
  • Programming (Visual Basic for Application (VBA)….).
  • Macros (VBA) for creating dashboards.

A part of the recruited person’s duties will involve participating in cross-disciplinary pedagogical activities (Learning and Evaluation Situations) with other members of the teaching teams. The recruited person will also be required to support students in the completion of their internship reports and portfolios.

Website:
https://iutsd.univ-paris13.fr/departement/gestion-entreprises-administrations/

Contacts:
First and last name : Chef(fe) de département GEA
Position : Chef(fe) de département GEA
Email: geadir.iutsd@univ-paris13.fr

Research

Research Unit.
Laboratoire d’Informatique de Paris Nord (UMR CNRS 7030)

Description.
The research at Laboratoire d’Informatique de Paris-Nord (LIPN – CNRS UMR 7030) is split into five teams and includes machine learning, combinatorial optimization, combinatorics, logics, verification, and language processing. LIPN is one of the three research laboratories of the MathSTIC consortium together with the mathematics department (LAGA) and the signal processing department (L2TI).

The research in the CALIN (combinatorics) team of LIPN covers a large part of modern combinatorics (analytic, algebraic, and geometric combinatorics), and its interactions with algorithms and physics. This is a very dynamic team: its permanent members (4 full professors, 5 assistant professors, and 5 CNRS researchers) are involved in numerous national and international collaborations, and publish their results in top-level international journals.

The CALIN team is recruiting an assistant professor working at the interface between combinatorics, computational geometry, and computational topology. Excellent candidates with a research profile in other aspects of combinatorics and its interactions with physics or computer science are also welcome.

Team web site:
https://lipn.univ-paris13.fr/calin/

Contacts:
Frédérique Bassino
LIPN Director
frederique.bassino@univ-paris13.fr

Lionel Pournin
Leader of the CALIN research team
pournin@lipn.univ-paris13.fr

Teaching: Computer Science department – IUT Villetaneuse
Research: LoVe team, Verification axis

Website for applying:
https://www.galaxie.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr/ensup/cand_recrutement_enseignants_chercheurs.htm

Description

Teaching

Computer Science Department

Address:
IUT de Villetaneuse – Université Sorbonne Paris Nord

Job description:
The successful candidate will be required to teach computer science, particularly in the field of systems and networks in BUT (Bachelor Universitaire de Technologie) in the computer science department and in BUT in the R&T department as well as in the Professional License (LP MRIT) at the R&T department of the IUT of Sorbonne Paris Nord University.

The teaching content of BUT follows national educational programs.

The needs relate to teaching in computer networks and operating systems, as well as computer systems administration.

The successful candidate is expected to participate and invest in the collective life of the department. In particular, in the short/medium term, the lecturer will be asked to participate in the organization of SAEs (SAé – Learning and Evaluation Situations) and other teaching responsibilities.

Contacts:
First and last name: Aomar Osmani
Email: aomar.osmani@univ-paris13.fr

First and last name: Yasniba Amsal
Email: Yasmina.Amsal@univ-paris13.fr

Research

Research Unit:
Laboratoire d’Informatique de Paris Nord (UMR CNRS 7030)

Description:
The Paris-Nord Computer Science Laboratory (LIPN – CNRS UMR 7030) wishes to strengthen the Verification axis of the LoVe team by recruiting a Lecturer. The Verification axis works on the formal verification for the safety and security of systems. The formal considered models are varied (Petri nets, timed and/or parameterized automata, rewriting logic, etc.) as are the logics expressing their properties (LTL, CTL, TCTL, ATL, etc.) thus taking into account several perspectives of the studied systems. The objective is to push the limits of model checking by proposing different and complementary state space reduction approaches (symbolic structures, modularity, partial order, parallelization, etc.). The adaptation and application of the proposed approaches to particular areas (security, cyberphysical systems, business processes, blockchain, etc.) also constitutes an important objective of the Verification axis.

The expertise of the hired person and his/her research project must be integrated into the work of the team. The recruited person is expected to be willing to work in a team on short and long term scientific issues.

Web site:
https://lipn.univ-paris13.fr/love/

Contacts:
Frédérique Bassino
LIPN Director
frederique.bassino@univ-paris13.fr

Kais Klai
Formal Verification Research Team Leader
kais.klai@univ-paris13.fr

Teaching: Computer Science department – IUT Villetaneuse
Research: RCLN and/or AOC teams

Website for applying:
https://www.galaxie.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr/ensup/cand_recrutement_enseignants_chercheurs.htm

Description

Teaching

Computer Science Department

Address:
IUT de Villetaneuse – Université Sorbonne Paris Nord

Job description:
The successful candidate will teach computer science in BUT (Bachelor Universitaire de Technologie) in the computer science department of the IUT of Sorbonne Paris Nord University.
The teaching content follows a national educational program of IUT.

Database skills will be particularly appreciated. The needs relate to the creation and querying of databases; the design of a database; introduction to the SQL language and advanced SQL programming; the introduction of approaches beyond relational (noSQL) and the quality of a database.

The successful candidate is expected to participate and invest in the collective life of the department. In particular, in the short/medium term, the lecturer will be asked to participate in the organization of SAEs (SAé – Learning and Evaluation Situations) and other teaching responsibilities.

Contacts:
First and last name: Aomar Osmani
Email: aomar.osmani@univ-paris13.fr

First and last name: Franck Butelle
Email: Franck.Butelle@univ-paris13.fr

Research

Research Unit:
Laboratoire d’Informatique de Paris Nord (UMR CNRS 7030)

Description:
The Laboratoire d’Informatique de Paris-Nord (LIPN – CNRS UMR 7030) is seeking to recruit a Maître.sse de Conférences to strengthen research in either of the following two teams: Algorithms and Combinatorial Optimization (AOC) or Knowledge Representation and Natural Language (RCLN).

• The AOC team tackles issues ranging from the theory to the practice of combinatorial optimization and operations research. It studies combinatorial problem structures and develops solution approaches based on polyhedra, graph optimization and mathematical programming. It is also interested in the implementation of these algorithms for industrial applications. The team has developed local, regional, national and international collaborations. It also has numerous industrial collaborations.
  The profile sought by the AOC team may come from any field of combinatorial optimization and operations research related to the team’s research themes. A profile with an interest in linear and non-linear optimization, polyhedra or decomposition methods will be particularly appreciated. Additional expertise in topics such as optimization under uncertainty, problem complexity, learning for optimization, decision theory or graph theory will also be welcome.
• The RCLN team brings together skills in Automatic Language Processing, corpus linguistics, knowledge graphs as well as data mining and machine learning. These complementary skills enable us to innovative work in text corpus analysis (Axis 1) and exploration (Axis 2), as well as in knowledge acquisition using from knowledge graphs or texts (Axis 3). The approaches developed enable us to deal with complex problems in texts or knowledge graphs, such as deep syntactic analysis, simultaneous extraction of semantic relations and semantic relations and named entities, or graph completion, using methods derived from deep learning optimization and graph mining. The team plays an active role in the direction and work of the LabEx “Empirical Foundations of Linguistics”.
  The team is looking for a profile capable of integrating into one of its research axes.

Web site:
RCLN team: https://lipn.univ-paris13.fr/rcln/
AOC team: https://lipn.univ-paris13.fr/aoc/

Contacts :
Frédérique Bassino
LIPN Director
frederique.bassino@univ-paris13.fr

Nathalie Pernelle
Head of RCLN team
pernelle@lipn.univ-paris13.fr

Roberto Wolfler Calvo
Head of AOC team
wolfler@lipn.univ-paris13.fr

Teaching: Computer science – GEA department – IUT de Saint Denis
Research: LoVe team, Logic axis

Website for applying:
https://www.galaxie.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr/ensup/cand_recrutement_enseignants_chercheurs.htm

Description

Teaching

Department:
Computer science – GEA department (Gestion des entreprises et des administrations)  – IUT de Saint Denis

Address:
IUT de Saint-Denis, Place du 8 mai 1945, 93200 Saint-Denis

Job description:
The Bachelor of Technology in business and administration management (BUT GEA) is a national diploma at Bac +3 level with 4 specializations: accounting and finance, management control, human resources and management & entrepreneurship.

The recruited Associate Professor (MCF) shall contribute to all four specializations and teach in computer science for the national BUT GEA program through lectures, tutorials, and practical work.

Over the three years of the BUT program, the following subjects are taught (cf PN GEA):

• Digital management tools: Discovering digital tools and applications in a professional context and using the fundamentals of spreadsheets.
• Digital data processing
• Information exploitation: Modeling using software and assisting in decision-making
  • Conceptual Data Model
  • Link with Pivot Table (TCD)
• Algorithms and programming.
  • Algorithmic concepts.
  • Programming (Visual Basic for Application (VBA), etc.).
  • Macros (VBA) for creating dashboards.

A part of the recruited person’s duties will involve participating in cross-disciplinary pedagogical activities (Learning and Evaluation Situations) with other members of the teaching teams. The recruited person will also be required to support students in the completion of their internship reports and portfolios.

Website:
https://iutsd.univ-paris13.fr/departement/gestion-entreprises-administrations/

Contacts:
First and last name : Chef(fe) de département GEA
Position : Chef(fe) de département GEA
Email: geadir.iutsd@univ-paris13.fr

Research

Research Unit:
Laboratoire d’Informatique de Paris Nord (UMR CNRS 7030)

Description:
LIPN is hiring a maître or maitresse de conférence (Associate Professor) in the logic group within the Logic and Verification team. At the national level, the group has ties with the French theoretical computer science community (Paris region, Lyon, Marseille, Chambéry…). At the international level, the group is part of International Research Labs with Italy and Denmark, and is invested in the organization of large scientific events (Caleidoscope 2019, FSCD 2020, EPIT 2023).

We seek a MCF who may contribute to one of the following research topics:

• Theory of programming languages: any research topic in which the expertise of the group is internationally recognized (linear logic, lambda-calculus, denotational semantics). Additional expertise and interest in the following topics will be appreciated: semantics of probabilistic or differentiable programming languages, category theory and its applications to computer science, complexity and quantitative program analysis.
• Proof assistants and type theory: albeit not a central theme in the group, this topic may be reinforced by a MCF with direct experience in formal proofs (program correctness, formalization of mathematical theories…) or with expertise in the foundations of proof assistants, such as type theory and its semantics.

Web site:
https://lipn.univ-paris13.fr/love/

Contacts:
Frédérique Bassino
LIPN Director
frederique.bassino@univ-paris13.fr

Damiano Mazza
Leader of the LoVe research team
damiano.mazza@univ-paris13.fr

Teaching: Computer Science department – Institut Galilée
Research: AOC team

Website for applying:
https://www.galaxie.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr/ensup/cand_recrutement_enseignants_chercheurs.htm

Description

Teaching

Department:
Département informatique – Institut Galilée

Address:
Campus de Villetaneuse – Université Sorbonne Paris Nord

Job description:
The Computer Science department of Institut Galilée contributes in different curricula of the institute: Bachelor, Master, graduate school, Sup’Galilée engineering school. The recruited person will be part of the Computer Science Department. S/he will give lectures in different areas of computer science at all levels and curricula, in particular in the basic courses.

The department seeks lecturers in many domains, more specifically in software engineering, object-oriented programming, machine learning, databases and operating systems. The ability to deliver courses in several of these specific areas will be strongly appreciated. The recruited person is expected to get involved in the department duties through pedagogic responsibilities such as course responsibility, year of studies management, or students’ tutoring.

Website:
https://galilee.univ-paris13.fr/

Contacts:
First and last name : Kais Klai
Position : Président du département
Email: departement.informatique.galilee@univ-paris13.fr

First and last name : Nathalie Pernelle
Position : Vice-Présidente du département
Email: Nathalie.Pernelle@univ-paris13.fr

Research

Research Unit:
Laboratoire d’Informatique de Paris Nord (UMR CNRS 7030)

Description:
The Laboratoire d’Informatique de Paris-Nord (LIPN – CNRS UMR 7030) is strengthening its research in Combinatorial Optimization and Mathematical Programming within the Algorithms and Combinatorial Optimization (AOC) team by recruiting an associate professor.

LIPN’s AOC team addresses a wide variety of issues, ranging from the theoretical to the practical aspects of combinatorial optimization and operations research. It studies combinatorial problems’ structures and designs algorithms based on polyhedral and graph theory, as well as mathematical programming. The AOC team is also interested in the implementation of these algorithms for practical applications, arising in the industry sector. The team has developed not only local collaborations (within the MathSTIC federation), regional collaborations (CERMICS, LIX, CNAM, LAMSADE, LIP6), national collaborations (Bordeaux, Grenoble, Nantes, Nancy), but also international ones (Italy, USA, Mexico, Germany, Canada, Scotland, Spain). It also has numerous industrial connections.

The profile sought may come from any field of combinatorial optimization and operations research related to the research themes of the AOC team. A profile with a background in linear and non-linear optimization, polyhedra or decomposition methods is particularly welcome. Complementary expertise in other themes is also welcome, for example in optimization under uncertainty, problem complexity, learning for optimization, decision theory or graph theory.

Website:
https://lipn.univ-paris13.fr/aoc/

Contacts:
Frédérique Bassino
LIPN Director
frederique.bassino@univ-paris13.fr

Roberto Wolfler Calvo
Leader of the AOC research team
wolfler@univ-paris13.fr

Teaching: Computer Science department – Institut Galilée
Research: A3 team

Website for applying:
https://www.galaxie.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr/ensup/cand_recrutement_enseignants_chercheurs.htm

Description

Teaching

Department:
Département informatique – Institut Galilée

Address:
Campus de Villetaneuse – Université Sorbonne Paris Nord

Job description:
The Computer Science department of Institut Galilée contributes in different curricula of the institute: Bachelor, Master, graduate school, Sup’Galilée engineering school. The recruited person will be part of the Computer Science Department. S/he will give lectures in different areas of computer science at all levels and curricula, in particular in the basic courses.

The department seeks lecturers in many domains, more specifically in software engineering, object-oriented programming, machine learning, databases and operating systems. The ability to deliver courses in several of these specific areas will be strongly appreciated. The recruited person is expected to get involved in the department duties through pedagogic responsibilities such as course responsibility, year of studies management, or students’ tutoring.

Website:
https://galilee.univ-paris13.fr/

Contacts:
First and last name : Kais Klai
Position : Président du département
Email: departement.informatique.galilee@univ-paris13.fr

First and last name : Nathalie Pernelle
Position : Vice-Présidente du département
Email: Nathalie.Pernelle@univ-paris13.fr

Research

Research Unit:
Laboratoire d’Informatique de Paris Nord (UMR CNRS 7030)

Description:
The LIPN wishes to strengthen the research in Machine Learning carried out within the “Apprentissage Artificiel et Applications” (A3) team through the recruitment of an associate professor.

The A3 team includes 2 full professors, 11 associated professors (including 4 HdR) and 12 PhD students. It is structured around 3 axes focused on major complementary areas of machine Learning: Learning from Data & Learners (ADA), Relational Learning & Graphs (ARG), Meta Learning & Structure Learning (MAS). Each area covers both fundamental and applied research, supported by collaborative academic and industrial projects.

The members of the A3 team publish in leading international conferences and journals and are strongly involved at the national and international level in leading the scientific community of machine learning. The A3 team is strongly involved in research training, notably through the “Data Science & Machine Learning (EID2)” program, the international “Data Science” program with USMBA, the “Mathematics of Data” and the Graduate School M&CS curriculum. Candidates focusing on all aspects of machine learning and its interaction with data science are strongly encouraged. The candidate’s research topics should include theoretical and application aspects compatible with those already in place.

Website:
https://lipn.univ-paris13.fr/a3/

Contacts:
Frédérique Bassino
LIPN Director
frederique.bassino@lipn.univ-paris13.fr

Aomar Osmani
Leader of the A3 research team
aomar.osmani@lipn.univ-paris13.fr