An ideal candidate should in particular: 

• have a track record of scientific research in digital humanities, at the interface of humanities (especially philology) and computer science, necessary for the scientific work on, amongst others, digital editions (including the conceptualisation and creation of a digital scholarly editing platform at the Jagiellonian University); these skills and methodological competences are to contribute to the development of the digital infrastructure and the dynamic growth of digital humanities at the oldest Polish university; 

• have the ability to lead a research team and initiate scientific projects dedicated to the digitalisation and virtual sharing of cultural heritage, and to advance scholarly reflection on interdisciplinary research methods and techniques (e.g. on the evolution of digital language standards, software or designed multimedia digital environments);  

• actively take part in academic life, in particular by presenting their research at international conferences and symposia,  

• have a track record of interdisciplinary scientific research or cooperation with socio-economic environment, 

• have organisational experience, in particular a track record of participating in or obtaining external, competitive research funding,  

• participate in an ongoing international academic collaboration with leading research institutions, 

• have experience in popularising their research or innovative education,  

• have excellent written and oral communication skills in English.