Canada Impact+ Emerging Leader in Advanced Manufacturing
Core
Tenure-track Assistant Professor leading independent research in autonomous and smart manufacturing, materials processing, and production system optimization while teaching undergraduate and graduate courses.
Role type
Tenure-track Assistant Professor (Early Career Researcher)
Builds
Research programs, academic curricula, and graduate student training in advanced manufacturing and materials science.
Domain
Advanced Manufacturing, Materials Processing, Mechanical Engineering
Required skills
Physics-based modelling, digital twins, in-process sensing and control, robotic autonomy, production system optimization, materials characterization, teaching at undergraduate and graduate levels, graduate student supervision
Preferred skills
Integration of microelectronic/photonic/quantum devices, biomanufacturing, sustainable energy, mobility/marine/dual-use production
Technologies
Digital twins, robotic systems, microelectronic devices, photonic devices, quantum devices
Responsibilities
Lead independent research program, teach undergraduate and graduate courses, supervise Masters and PhD students, provide service to the University and professional community
Seniority
Early Career, Tenure-track