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1170. Aviation Systems. Research Assistant Professor. One vacancy,
regular, full-time. The University of Tennessee Space Institute invites
applications for a full-time, research faculty appointment as an Assistant
Professor in the Aviation Systems Program. Candidates for this position are
expected to have Bachelor and Master of Science degrees or higher in engineering
(technology degrees do not satisfy this requirement), preferably aerospace
engineering, strong academic credentials, and potential for developing and
supporting a significant research and graduate studies program. Expertise in any
field of aerospace/aeronautical engineering will be considered, such as
aerodynamics, flight controls, propulsion, structures, instrumentation, flight
systems, and human factors. Flight test/research experience is highly desirable.
A demonstrated record of accomplishment, scholarship, and independent research
is desirable. The successful candidate will be expected to:
Develop and support a significant externally funded research program.Supervise
graduate students and professional staff in accomplishing the Program’s research
efforts.Teach graduate-level courses in Aviation Systems.Assist in the conduct
and teaching of Aviation Systems short courses.Assist in the conduct of flight
research as a flight crew member, either as a Pilot or Flight Test
Engineer.Perform other duties as assigned by Aviation Systems Program Chair.The
initial appointment will be for a period of one year and may be renewed each
year subject to the candidate’s record of performance and the availability of
funding. This position could also transition to a tenure-track position based on
the candidate’s performance, academic needs of the Space Institute and
availability of funding. The University of Tennessee Space Institute offers
significant opportunities for collaborative research and teaching across
disciplines such as intellectual property commercialization, materials science,
aerospace and industrial engineering. The compensation package for this position
is highly competitive. Applicants should submit their curriculum vita
and names of three references to: Dr. Stephen Corda, Program Chair, Aviation
Systems Program, The University of Tennessee Space Institute, 411 B. H. Goethert
Parkway, MS20, Tullahoma, TN 37388, Phone: (931) 393-7413, E-mail:
scorda@utsi.edu. Please reference the position title and number when
corresponding about this position.
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Search 1171. Engineering Management. Research Assistant/Associate Professor.
One vacancy, regular, full-time. The University of Tennessee Space Institute
invites applications for a full time, research faculty position in the
Engineering Management Program, Department of Industrial and Information
Engineering at the rank of Assistant/Associate Professor. The rank of Associate
Professor requires significant academic and/or industrial experience, an
outstanding record of documented on-going research, evidence of significant
research funding, and teaching experience commensurate with rank. Candidates
with a research history in analytical and optimization methods, design of
experiments and reliability engineering are strongly encouraged to apply.
Teaching will be at the graduate level with both live and distance education
students. Professional engineering registration is a plus. The candidate must
hold a doctorate in Engineering Management or related field and an ABET
accredited engineering undergraduate degree. Two years of industrial experience
is also required. It is expected that the successful candidate will have
significant input into the further development of an Industrial Engineering –
Engineering Management doctorate program. The University of Tennessee Space
Institute offers significant opportunities for collaborative research and
teaching across disciplines such as intellectual property commercialization,
materials science, aerospace and industrial engineering. The initial appointment
will be for a period of one year and may be renewed each year subject to the
candidate’s record of performance and the availability of funding. This position
could also transition to a tenure-track position based on the candidate’s
performance, academic needs of the Space Institute and availability of funding.
Applicants should submit their curriculum vita and the names of three
references to: Dr. Greg Sedrick, Professor, Dean of Academic Affairs and Program
Chair, Engineering Management, The University of Tennessee Space Institute, 411
B.H. Goethert Parkway, Tullahoma, TN 37388, Phone: (931) 393-7292, E-mail:
gsedrick@utsi.edu. Please reference the position title and number when
corresponding about this position.
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