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Essential:

• PhD in Modern Greek Studies (History, Philology, Linguistics, Literary Studies, or a closely related field);
• demonstrated research expertise in Modern Greek literature and textual production of the early modern period and the centuries preceding the twentieth century;
• excellent to native-level command of Modern Greek (C1–C2), including the ability to work with historical varieties of the language; 
• strong philological skills, including critical work with historical manuscripts and printed sources;
• fluent English

Desirable:

• Research engagement with vernacular Greek, language variation and change, and the historical development of Modern Greek; 
• a publication record on multi-scriptural traditions in Greek; 
• experience with transcription, transliteration, and textual editing;
• familiarity with Ottoman and/or Eastern Mediterranean contexts and relevant languages (Italian, French, Ottoman Turkish);
• familiarity with digital humanities methods (TEI/XML, digital editing, corpus development, metadata)

The successful candidate is expected to demonstrate academic independence, a publication record appropriate to their career stage, and the ability to work collaboratively in an interdisciplinary environment spanning history, literary studies, linguistics, and digital humanities.