Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Theory Jobs 2013

Time for the annual spring jobs posts. Like last year, I set up a Google Spreadsheet that everyone can edit so we can crowd source who is going where next year.

A reminder of the rules
  • I set up separate sheets for faculty, industry, postdoc/visitors and students.
  • People should be connected to theoretical computer science, broadly defined.
  • Only add jobs that you are absolutely sure have been offered and accepted. This is not the place for speculation and rumors.
  • You are welcome to add yourself, or people your department has hired.
This document will continue to grow as more jobs settle. So check it often.



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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous1:10 PM, May 28, 2013

    Is there one of these anywhere for other subfields, e.g., AI?

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    1. Anonymous7:58 PM, July 23, 2013

      good question,
      unfortunately, I never saw a list like that for AI.

      It will be very useful!

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  2. Stasys3:22 PM, May 29, 2013

    Couldn't catch the idea of the table: nobody (almost) is interested in "who went where?". Most are interested in "where to go?".

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    1. Anonymous3:50 AM, May 30, 2013

      Judging by the speed with which this list filled up, and the number of people I saw logged on to the document at once, I think a large number of people are interested.

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    2. Anonymous2:25 PM, May 31, 2013

      It is good to know that good young researchers still do find positions. It is an indicator of how job market for TCS works. But yes, having a list of unfilled positions and departments who are going to hire would be nice. Lance, could you also make a spreadsheet for that if it is not problematic?

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    3. Lance Fortnow3:52 PM, May 31, 2013

      This is what we do in the fall jobs post.

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