[Statlist] job: assistant or associate professor in Affective processes and dynamic signal analysis

[Olivier Renaud]

Please forward to interested candidates. This position is open to statisticians that have some links with psychology/affective sciences

The deadline is the 12th of May

https://jobs.unige.ch/www/wd_portal.show_job?p_web_site_id=1&p_web_page_id=54694

The Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences of the University of Geneva is seeking an
  
assistant or associate PROFESSOR in “Affective processes and dynamic signal analysis”
  
CHARGE: Full time position, including teaching an introductory course on  signal  analysis  (Bachelor)  and  one on Bayesian methods (Master), as well as an advanced course on dynamic signal analysis in affective sciences (Master, also open to the Swiss Doctoral School for Affective Sciences). The candidate will also participate in the research colloquium of the affective area in the Section of Psychology and will mentor
Master  students  in  that  domain.  She/He  will  also participate in  research  in  affective  sciences,  especially in collaboration with the Swiss Center for Affective Sciences (CISA), and will submit grant proposals to national (especially to the
Swiss  National  Science  Foundation)  and  international research  funding  agencies.  She/He  will  direct  her/his
own research team, including mentoring doctoral students. She/He will also participate in organizational and service bodies of the Section of Psychology and of CISA. The successful candidate will be expected to teach in French after 1 year.
  
TITLE AND QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED:
Doctorate in psychology, neuroscience, or statistics, or a related field.
The  candidate  is  expected  to  have  research  experience in affective  sciences  and  to  apply  dynamic  and/or time‐series analysis  for  data  from  multiple  sources  (e.g., behavioral, psychophysiological,  and  neuro‐imagery)  to  reach joint statistical inference, evidenced by peer‐reviewed publications in highest‐standard scientific journals. The candidate  should  have  university  teaching  experience,  a strong interest  in  teaching  statistics  and  signal  analysis in affective sciences, and relevant experience as an independent investigator.
  
STARTING DATE: 1.12.2022 or to be agreed
  
Applications are to be uploaded before 12.05.2022 exclusively on the  University  of  Geneva  websitehttps://jobs.unige.ch/, where additional details are available. Emailed or paper applications will not be considered.
  
In the interest of equality, the University of Geneva encourages female candidates to apply.