The successful candidates are expected to build strong and independent research, advise graduate and undergraduate students, publish in archival journals, and teach both undergraduate and graduate courses in mechanics and aerospace engineering. Senior candidates are expected to play leadership roles in the efforts of research and education in the department.

We seek ambitious and creative candidates who have excellent track records in some focused areas of fluid mechanics, solid mechanics, and aerospace engineering, have the vision and capability of carrying out interdisciplinary research, and contribute to the collegial and collaborative environment of the department. Desired research fields include, but are not limited to AI+ aerospace engineering, flight mechanics, aerodynamics, aerostructures, propulsion, control, or orbital mechanics. Candidates with research expertise and teaching interest in the application aeras of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or advanced air mobility (AAM) are especially encouraged to apply. Applications from women are especially encouraged.

Applicants should submit the following materials: (1) A complete curriculum vita; (2) Names, affiliations, and contact information of at least three references; (3) Statement of research interests and plan; (4) Statement of teaching philosophy and plan; and (5) Copies of three representative research publications. These application materials should be sent by e-mail to Ms. Yang . Review of application will begin immediately after receiving the entire package of the application materials. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until all positions are filled.