[Opt-net] Junior Faculty Position in Transportation at MIT

[Andreas S. Schulz]

The MIT School of Engineering seeks candidates for a tenure-track  
faculty position to begin July 2010 or thereafter, in the area of  
Transportation.

Reflecting the importance and broad scope of transportation activity  
in the MIT School of Engineering (SOE) and across MIT, the search is  
being coordinated at the SoE level with search committee members drawn  
from many departments/divisions.

The appointment would be at the assistant or untenured associate  
professor level in one or more of the departments or divisions in the  
School.  In exceptional circumstances more senior candidates will be  
considered. Faculty duties will include teaching at the graduate and  
undergraduate levels, research, and supervision of student research.  
Candidates should hold an earned Ph.D. in a relevant field by the  
beginning of the appointment period. The candidate should have  
demonstrated excellence in original research and should have an  
interest in research topics that cross traditional disciplinary  
boundaries.

Interested candidates should submit application materials  
electronically.  For more information see http://school-of-engineering-faculty-search.mit.edu 
. The application should include: a curriculum vitae, the names and  
addresses of three or more references, a statement of teaching  
interests and a statement of research plans and interests in the field  
of Transportation.

The application should also include a cover letter saying you are  
applying for the Transportation position, indicating which departments  
or areas would be the best match for your teaching and research  
interests in the MIT School of Engineering.

We request that each candidate arrange for reference letters to be  
uploaded electronically. Questions should be addressed to search-master at school-of-engineering-faculty-search.mit.edu 
.  Submission of applications by February 15, 2010 is preferred, but  
all applications received by March 15 will be considered.

We especially encourage minorities and women to apply, because of  
MIT’s strong commitment to diversity in engineering education,  
research and practice.

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