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The AI Hub serves as the centralized engine for the University of Minnesota, bridging the gap between groundbreaking research and real-world application. We offer the opportunity to join a team dedicated to shaping a national blueprint for ethical AI leadership while building literacy and trust across the University of Minnesota.
By joining the Hub, you will work with transformative technology through a human-centered lens, prioritizing stewardship and public accountability over mere disruption. While we are primarily located at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities, our mission is to elevate the entire state by connecting innovation to reality.
Current job openings are posted below. Prospective employees may also search the University of Minnesota Employment Opportunity database for additional career opportunities.
*The current minimum GA rate of pay for AI Hub, a unit under the Department of Research Computing, is $27.95 per hour.
Catchup on the Latest News at DSAI HUB
Meet the AI Hub’s new Director of Research: James C. Wilgenbusch
The University of Minnesota has long been a leader in computational research, high-performance computing, and interdisciplinary discovery. As artificial intelligence becomes an increasingly important driver of research and innovation, the AI Hub is expanding its leadership to strengthen collaboration and accelerate AI-enabled research across the University and beyond.
Meet the AI Hub’s new Director of Teaching and Learning: Vlad Griskevicius
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape education and the workforce, the University of Minnesota is committed to preparing students, educators, and lifelong learners to confidently and responsibly engage with AI.
Getting a Head Start on AI in the Classroom: How the University of Minnesota AI Hub is Supporting PK–12 Education
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the way we learn, work, and interact with the world around us. As AI becomes increasingly integrated into everyday life, schools face a critical question: How do we prepare students for a future shaped by technologies that are evolving faster than ever before?
At the University of Minnesota, the AI Hub is helping to answer that question.
