Professor - Human-Robot Collective Intelligence
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Location
- Rotkreuz
- First posted
- 01 September 2026
- 100%
- Indefinite duration
- Rotkreuz
Your tasks
- Applied research activity in the field of Human-Robot Collective Intelligence
- Acquisition and direction of joint research and service projects involving HSLU - Informatique and CSEM
- Establishment, positioning and development of the joint partnership between HSLU - Informatique and CSEM in the field of Applied Physical AI
- Teaching as well as tasks related to student recruitment and promotion of curricula complete the field of activities
- Teaching at Bachelor and Master level
- Supervision of student work (Bachelor and Master level)
- Possibility to participate in continuing education offers (e.g. CAS)
- National and international networking in the field of Human-Robot Collective Intelligence
Your profile
- University degree with doctorate
- Proven experience in the acquisition and direction of research and service projects
- Solid management and communication skills
- Complete scientific portfolio
- Practical and theoretical knowledge as well as several years of professional experience with robotic applications
- Very good knowledge of German and English
- Ability to present complex subjects clearly and to integrate research results into teaching
Our offer
- Exciting and stimulating management task
- Innovative and dynamic working environment
- Dynamic and motivated team
- Professional environment with excellent infrastructure
- Modern campus located directly at the Rotkreuz station and at the CSEM site in Seewen-Schwyz
Specialized information
Prof. Dr Eckart Zitzler
Deputy Director of Research
eckart.zitzler@hslu.ch
As the largest educational institution of the six cantons of Central Switzerland, the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts is at the forefront of current events with its offering. Visionary and innovative, nationally and internationally, we transmit knowledge. Participate and become an integral part of our common and sustainable future.
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