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, automata theory, graph theory, discrete mathematics, probability theory and stochastics, and linear algebra. We also value skills in e.g. using computational techniques in TCS, familiarity with modern AI
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) Documented background in machine learning, mathematics, linear algebra, and statistics Fluent oral and written communication skills in English Desired qualifications: Experience with transformer models and
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, linear algebra, probability theory, (Bayesian) statistics, optimization and elementary graph theory Familiar with machine learning and deep learning Programming experience (Python or Julia) and their
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Newtonian dynamics) and linear algebra (vectors and matrices). Experience working with numerical integration techniques and/or rigid body dynamics. Understanding of core networking principles (e.g. client
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The University of North Carolina at Asheville | Asheville, North Carolina | United States | 3 months ago
computer science at various levels. Administrative or supervisory experience in an educational setting. Proficient skills in teaching and tutoring precalculus, calculus sequence, linear algebra, differential
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at the level of advanced undergraduate mathematics, including, but not limited to: Calculus 1, Calculus 2, Calculus 3, Differential Equations, Proof-Based Linear Algebra, and major’s level courses in
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record. Mathematical skills in linear algebra, calculus, and statistics for algorithm development and data analysis Evidence of research output including high quality publications, conference contributions
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techniques for communication. Experience from using/implementing machine learning and related tools. Good programming skills in MATLAB and/or Python. Fluency in mathematics, especially within linear algebra
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of Mathematics, which at Trinity includes Theoretical Physics, boasts research groups in Applied and Numerical Linear Algebra (ANLA) as well as a computationally-focused high-energy physics group working in
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(8) undergraduate courses in the academic year with four (4) in the fall semester and four (4) in the spring semester (lower and upper level such as Calculus, Discrete Mathematics, Linear Algebra, and