What are the responsibilities and job description for the Assistant/Associate Professor position at uncc-sb?
The William States Lee College of Engineering at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte invites exceptionally qualified candidates for Three 9-month tenure-track or tenured faculty position at Assistant or Associate ranks in Mechanical and/or Electrical Engineering fields, with an anticipated start date of 2024 or August 2024. Candidates with diverse research interests such as those aligned with UNC Charlotte’s areas of research focus and distinction are strongly encouraged to apply. Specifically, the department is expanding its research excellence in the following areas:● Digital Transformation: Harnessing smart technologies enabling more intelligent, efficient, and sustainable systems through transformative concepts and processes in engineering. This spans from smart buildings and cities, remote sensing, cloud computing, to human - machine interfaces, digital twins, cybersecurity and other applications.● Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI): Using AI to enhance robotics, manufacturing, autonomous systems, and intelligent decision & automation.● Additive Manufacturing:Uses and application of rapid prototyping and manufacturing for electrical and mechanical systems applications like machinery, robotics, and automationThe successful candidate is expected to develop and sustain nationally and internationally recognized, externally funded research programs specific to their area of specialty, publish in high-impact publication venues, promote students’ high-impact learning experience through the integration of research and education, and engage in professional service. Responsibilities for this position include teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and service to the department, university, and the professional organizations, including outreach to industry.The capability to teach typical electrical and/or mechanical engineering technology courses is expected. Candidates with the ability to teach courses in both fields are strongly encouraged to apply.
