Duties: The candidate will be expected to work on an independent research program while being encouraged to interact with different research groups. The candidate should contribute to the life of the department, including teaching, seminars, working groups and other research related activities
Requirements: Applicants should be high potential new or recent PhDs, working in derived algebraic geometry

Duties: Subject to availability of funding, the Department will have two openings at the level of Tenure-Track Assistant Professor, with the possibility of appointment at a higher level for exceptional candidates. One of these positions may be named position, the Harold H. Martin chair. The department has identified several priority areas (Algebra & Algebraic Geometry, Computational Applied/Mathematics/Data Science, Discrete Mathematics, Geometry & Topology, Mathematical Analysis, and Number Theory), but outstanding candidates in any area of mathematics may be considered
Requirements: Candidates must have a PhD in mathematics by employment start date and have a strong record of research accomplishments in mathematics as well as effective teaching. Candidate will teach undergraduate and graduate courses in mathematics. The normal teaching load for research-active faculty is 2-1