The School of Information and Computer Science (ICS) at the University 
of California, Irvine (UCI) is seeking excellent candidates for 
tenure-track positions in the following areas:

        A.      Ubiquitous Computing
        B.      Software Engineering
        C.      Information Retrieval, Access, & Management

These positions are for appointment in July 2004 and are at the rank of 
assistant professor, although exceptional candidates at all ranks will 
be considered. The School of ICS expects to grow substantially over the 
next decade and to recruit new faculty each year. Thus, outstanding 
candidates in other research areas are encouraged to contact us. ICS is 
also recruiting Distinguished Professors in a broad range of areas.

UC Irvine is targeted as a growth campus for the University of 
California. It is one of the youngest UC campuses, yet ranked 12th 
among public universities by US News & World Report. Salary and other 
compensation (including priority access to on-campus faculty housing) 
are competitive with the nation’s finest public universities. For a 
view of UCI, see http://www.uci.edu.

The School of ICS is one of nine academic units at UC Irvine and was 
recently elevated to an independent school by the UC Regents. With 
approximately 2200 undergraduates, 330 graduate students, and 50 
faculty members, ICS is the largest computing program within the UC 
system as well as the fastest-growing major at UCI. ICS’ mission is to 
lead the innovation of new information and computing technology and 
study its economic and social significance while producing an educated 
workforce to further advance technology and fuel the economic engine. 
The School of ICS has excellent faculty, innovative programs, high 
quality students and outstanding graduates as well as strong 
relationships with high tech industry. For a perspective on ICS, see 
http://www.ics.uci.edu.

Applicants should have a Ph.D. in Computer Science or a related field 
and show strong teaching and research potential evidenced by scholarly 
publications. Senior applicants must also demonstrate a proven track 
record in funded research activities.

Screening will begin immediately upon receipt of completed application. 
Maximum consideration will be given to applications received by January 
15, 2004. Applications will be accepted until relevant positions are 
filled.

Electronic application is highly preferred; instructions can be found 
athttp://www.ics.uci.edu/about/jobs/apply/.