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Industrial Engineering/Engineering Management.
Research Assistant Professor. Search 1127.
Materials Science and Engineering. Assistant/Associate Professor. Search
1156.
Industrial Engineering/Engineering
Management. Research Assistant Professor. Search 1127. 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 Professor. The
successful candidate will be expected to:
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Possess strong potential for obtaining external research funding and a clear
vision of emerging opportunities for research funding.
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Demonstrate the ability to produce a record of scholarly publications.
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Work in a highly
interdisciplinary learning and teaching atmosphere.
Candidates with a research history in productivity and quality engineering, and
project management 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 should hold a doctorate in
Engineering Management or related field and an ABET accredited engineering
undergraduate degree. It is expected that the successful candidate will have
significant input into the further development of an Industrial Engineering –
Engineering Management doctorate program. The initial appointment will be for
a period of three years and may be renewed subject to the candidate’s record of
performance and the availability of external funding. This position could also
transition to a tenure-track position based on the candidate’s performance, on
academic needs of the Institute and on the 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 the
names of three references to: Dr. Greg Sedrick, 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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Materials Science
and Engineering. Assistant/Associate Professor. Search 1156. One vacancy,
regular, full-time. The University of Tennessee Space Institute, Center
for Laser Applications (CLA), invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track
faculty appointment at the rank of Assistant/Associate Professor. Candidates are
required to have an earned doctorate in Materials Science and Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Physics or a closely related
field. The successful candidate will be expected to:
1. Initiate a vigorous research program and secure external funding to support
research and teaching initiatives
2. Develop prominence in the selected area of expertise with a record of
scholarly publications
3. Contribute to a highly interdisciplinary research and teaching atmosphere.
CLA is a Tennessee Higher Education Commission Center of Excellence focused on
the application of lasers to materials engineering and spectroscopy. We seek an
applicant with combined expertise in lasers and materials science with emphasis
in photonic and electronic materials and structures, spectroscopy, thin films,
carbon materials, biomaterials and devices, or nanomaterials. The candidate will
be expected to collaborate in current CLA activities and to develop new research
in related areas. CLA’s website is http://cla.utsi.edu/index.htm. The successful
candidate is also encouraged to initiate, conduct and/or support collaborative
research and development programs with UTSI, UT Knoxville and Oak Ridge National
Laboratory teams. The University of Tennessee Space Institute offers significant
opportunities for collaborative research and teaching across disciplines. The
compensation package for this position is competitive. Applicants should
submit their curriculum vita, a summary of research plans and objectives, and
the names of three references to the chair of the search committee: Dr. William
Hofmeister, Materials Science & Engineering Program, The University of Tennessee
Space Institute, 411 B. H. Goethert Parkway, Tullahoma, TN 37388, Phone: (931)
393-7466, E-mail: whofmeis@utsi.edu. Please reference the position title and
number when corresponding about this position.
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