Tenure Track Faculty

RIT Inn and Conference Center•Rochester, NY

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About The Position

RIT's Department of Mechanical Engineering invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in the broad areas of solid mechanics and materials science. We seek highly motivated individuals who are committed to excellence in both research and teaching and are eager to contribute to a vibrant academic community. Candidates with research interests across all application domains relevant to mechanical engineering areas of solid mechanics and materials science are encouraged to apply. Preference will be given to candidates whose work aligns with one or more of the following areas: advanced manufacturing, energy and environment, and micro-nano-scale systems, devices, and materials. Successful candidates are expected to build and sustain a strong externally funded research program, advise Ph.D. and master's students, develop and teach undergraduate and graduate classes, advise undergraduate researchers and design teams, and work collaboratively to advance the department's goals. We are seeking individuals who are able and interested in contributing to a community committed to student-centeredness; professional development and scholarship; integrity and ethics; respect, innovation and flexibility; and teamwork and collaboration.

Requirements

Doctorate in Mechanical Engineering or closely related field
Ability and commitment to effectively teach and mentor undergraduate and graduate students
Record of disseminating scholarly research in refereed (peer-reviewed) publications
Demonstrated ability or potential to establish an independent externally sponsored research program
Excellent communication skills
Ability to contribute meaningfully to the university's continuing commitment to individual differences.
Interest in working in a collaborative, collegial environment

Nice To Haves

Preference will be given to candidates whose work aligns with one or more of the following areas: advanced manufacturing, energy and environment, and micro-nano-scale systems, devices, and materials.