Our people are the fabric of the INI.
At the INI, we shape the future by preparing the next generation of tech movers and shakers through graduate programs in information networking, security and mobile & IoT engineering.
We believe our people—students, alumni, faculty and staff—are our core strength. If you are committed to working in a culturally diverse environment and are willing to play an active role in making the INI a welcoming, inspiring and inclusive place for all, then we want to hear from you.
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Over 3 decades of excellence in graduate education.
Founded in 1989 as the nation's first research and education center devoted to information networking.
Did you know?
- Wi-Fi was born at the INI. The INI's first director, Alex Hills, created the first Wi-Fi campus network, Wireless Andrew, bringing higher education into the 21st century.
- We're a leader in cybersecurity education. INI was among the first in the nation to offer a degree in cybersecurity.
'My Heart is in the Network': INI 25th Anniversary Video
Open Faculty Positions
Adjunct Instructor Opportunities
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
The Information Networking Institute (INI) at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) is soliciting applications for adjunct instructor(s) to teach courses within the INI’s graduate programs in Pittsburgh, PA.
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Open Staff Positions
No staff positions are open at this time.
Why Work at INI? Faculty Perspectives
Celebrate and honor outstanding graduates as they embark on the next chapter of their lives
Every year, faculty and staff nominate students to receive graduation awards at the INI Diploma Ceremony.
Foster a community of support
Work with dedicated student leaders from student organizations to foster a welcoming and inspiring community for all INI students during their time in graduate school.
Support hands-on opportunities for academic and professional growth
Through the Practicum experience, teams of INI students collaborate with industry sponsors to tackle problems, pilot new ideas and develop solutions for top companies, agencies and organizations.
Collaborate with campus partners on innovative educational outreach and research
INI faculty and students have the opportunity to contribute to picoCTF, the largest cybersecurity hacking contest for middle and high school students, created by security experts at Carnegie Mellon University.
Culture Matters Here
We value excellence, integrity, respect, collegiality, interdisciplinarity, and community engagement, all within an inclusive environment.
Diverse community of graduate students representing over a dozen countries
Global network of 2,900+ alumni
Interdisciplinary teaching and research expertise from 4 highly ranked CMU colleges
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