The University of Texas at Austin is home to more than 300 exceptional computing faculty and researchers, include members of the National Academies, winners of the Gordon Bell Prize and Alan T. Waterman awardees.
Texas Computing is hiring in all areas and at all levels. We encourage you to submit your application today to join our world-class community.
Leadership
Leadership
Faculty & Researchers
Gregory Abram
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Ritu Arora
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Bill Barth
Texas Advanced Computing Center
James Carson
Texas Advanced Computing Center
John Cazes
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Sandeep Chinchali
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Tim Cockerill
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Mattan Erez
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Maria Esteva
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Todd Evans
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Carol Fletcher
Texas Advanced Computing Center
John Fonner
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Niall Gaffney
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Kelly Gaither
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Lisa S Garbrecht
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Tony Grubesic
School of Information
David Hillis
Oden Institute
Chris Jordan
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Ari Kahn
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Aaron M Lawyer
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Hang Liu
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Si Liu
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Robert McLay
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Tommy Minyard
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Paul Navratil
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Eric Nordquist
School of Information
Suzanne Pierce
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Cyrus Proctor
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Francesca J Samsel
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Mrinal K. Sen
Oden Institute
Dan Stanzione
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Joe Stubbs
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Jon Tamir
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Robert van de Geijn
Computer Science
Oden Institute
Matthew Vaughn
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Kathy Weese
Texas Advanced Computing Center
John West
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Bo Xie
School of Information
Weijia Xu
Texas Advanced Computing Center