Tenure-Line Faculty Position, College of Engineering, Department of Aerospace Engineering and National Security Institute
Core
Tenure-line faculty position in Autonomous and Resilient Space Operations, combining research, teaching, and advising in aerospace engineering and national security.
Role type
Tenure-track faculty (Assistant/Associate/Professor)
Builds
Externally funded, internationally recognized research program in space operations, autonomous systems, and robotics.
Domain
Aerospace Engineering, National Security, Space Systems, Autonomous Systems
Required skills
Aerospace engineering research, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, student advising, curriculum development, interdisciplinary collaboration, grant writing
Preferred skills
Experience in distributed spacecraft systems, space domain awareness, onboard perception/navigation, resilient spacecraft autonomy, space robotics, in-space servicing
Technologies
Robotics, sensing, AI-enabled systems, spacecraft systems, mission design
Responsibilities
Establish externally funded research program, teach undergraduate and graduate courses, advise students, contribute to department and institute service, develop new courses
Seniority
Tenure-track (Assistant/Associate/Professor)