This full-time, permanent W2 Professorship in Mathematics and Digital Chemistry at Münster University of Applied Sciences (Department of Chemical Engineering, Steinfurt campus) offers a strong blend of teaching, applied research, and academic leadership. The role focuses on teaching mathematics in bachelor’s programs while advancing data-driven and digital approaches in chemistry and process engineering, including work with large datasets, artificial intelligence, and advanced data analysis. Applicants should hold a degree in chemistry, chemical engineering, or a closely related STEM discipline, along with a qualified doctorate emphasizing applied research. Practical experience in digital chemistry, data-intensive methods, and AI applications relevant to chemical and process engineering is highly desirable. The position values modern, competency-based teaching methods, strong student engagement, and the ability to teach fluently in both German and English, supporting the university’s internationalization strategy. Successful candidates will contribute to the development of the new Digital Engineering degree program, engage in regional and international applied research and knowledge-transfer projects, and participate actively in university self-governance. The university provides excellent computing resources, including access to regional and national high-performance computing (HPC) facilities, as well as a Maker Space for hands-on, student-centered innovation. The professorship offers civil servant status, long-term career security, strong work–life balance, continuous professional development, and a collaborative academic environment. Online applications close February 8, 2026.