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Visiting Assistant Professor of Space Systems Engineering

2019-03-26 14:28:50| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

Morehead State University, located in Morehead, Kentucky in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, is recognized as one of the top public universities in the South by U.S. News World Report. MSU continues to strive toward becoming an even greater institution while making a lasting impact on the students of Eastern Kentucky and beyond. We are always looking for quality faculty to help the University be the best public regional university in the South. We are accepting applications for a fulltime fixedterm position as a Visiting Assistant Professor of Space Systems Engineering in the Space Science Center. The anticipated start date for this position is August 12, 2019. Responsibilities Engages in small satellite and Cubesat systems design and fabrication, specifically in the areas of attitude determination and control Teaches classes in space science, space systems development, and astronautical engineering Assists in the development of the space sciences curriculum Develops new courses in space systems development and astronautical engineering Designs and stages laboratories for courses in associated degree programs Develops grant proposals to facilitate research goals established by the Center Works to establish collaborative relationships between the space science community NASA, other government agencies, other universities and private aerospace companies and the MSU Space Science Center group Supports special projects i.e. grants and contract projects undertaken by the Center by providing engineering design, development, fabrication, integration, testing and operations efforts related to space systems Mentors undergraduate student research and design projects Engages in activities that promote the space program at MSU. Qualifications The Visiting Assistant Professor of Space Systems Engineering will hold a Masters andor Ph.D. in astronautical engineering, aerospace engineering, space science, electrical engineering, space systems, or related discipline. Experience in research in one of these areas is imperative and an established record of publication in refereed journals is desired. Knowledge of and experience with satellite attitude determination and control systems is required. Experience with ACS modeling and simulation is required. Competence in standard satellite modeling and simulation systems i.e. STK, 42, GMAT or others is required. Desired Qualifications Additional qualifications include experience in satellite or other space systems development or satellite mission support. Experience in grants and contract development from federal agencies is desirable. Postgraduate research experience andor experience in space systems design in either government or the private sector is also required. The candidate should have a strong engineering background, and be familiar with modern design techniques and methods such as methodofmoment and finite element analysis software packages. The ability to write coherently is a must. Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. To apply, visit httpsmoreheadstate.peopleadmin.com to complete the online MSU Application for Employment and upload a letter of application, curriculum vitae with contact information for three references, copies of undergraduate and graduate transcripts unofficial and statement of research interests. To ensure consideration, apply by May 15, 2019. Contact the Office of Human Resources at 606 7832097 should you have questions about our online application. MSU is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action employer. Minorities, women, veterans and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

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Research Assistant Professor of Space Studies

2018-08-03 20:26:50| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

The University of North Dakota UND, Department of Space Studies is seeking qualified applicants for a nontenuretrack, 9month, Research Assistant Professor. The anticipated start date is December 2018. Space Studies is a strong, interdisciplinary program featuring a Ph.D. in Aerospace Sciences, an M.S. degree in Space Studies, and an undergraduate minor. This faculty position will enhance and complement the departments current emphasis in space policy and law, space history, planetary science, space systems engineering, human spaceflight, and management of space organizations. The department is the lead institution in North Dakotas NASA Space Grant consortium, as well as NASA EPSCoR. Visit our website at httpwww.space.edu for more programdepartment information. Position Description, Duties, Responsibilities The Department of Space Studies is seeking a Research Assistant Professor in the area of Space Life Sciences. Approximately 70 of effort will involve research with the expectation that the successful applicant will establish a productive program of funded research in the space life sciences, which may include, among others, human adaptation to longduration space flight, space medicine or psychology, or closedloop environmental control systems. Approximately 20 of the faculty members effort will involve teaching and advising graduate and undergraduate students on campus and through distancelearning technologies. An additional 10 effort is expected provision of service to the space community and the University. This position is intended to strengthen the existing research capabilities of the Space Studies department to enable more expansive pursuit and execution of human research in space exploration. The Space Studies department has enjoyed consistent success in obtaining research grants for spacesuit and analogue habitat development. This Research Assistant Professor would enable the department to be more competitive for NASA, NSF, and, potentially, commercial funding in an area of extensive research interest. This position is oriented both to basic and applied research in that the objectives of the effort will contribute to a better understanding of space biology, environmental factors, exercise physiology, habitability, human factors, medical capabilities, physiology, psychosocial and behavioral health, and space radiation challenges pertaining to human exploration and development of space. The primary responsibilities are to develop a credible, sustained program of funded research in space life sciences from NASA, NSF, and other appropriate funding sources, and to teach in the area of space life sciences. The primary focus areas should involve one or more of the following Space biology Environmental factors on the human in space Exercise physiology Habitability Human factors Medical capabilities Physiology Psychosocial and behavioral health Space radiation The individual selected for this position would be expected to bring funded research and to further actively pursue extramural funding from NASA, NSF and other appropriate, including commercial, funding sources. Additional duties include service to the space community at the national and international level, to the University, and to society. Description of Duties Research 70 Establish a sustained, competitive, externallyfunded program of research in space life sciences Publish the results of that research in peerreviewed scholarly journals Develop research strategies that align with and further Goal 4 of the University strategic plan Develop collaborations within UND and the state of North Dakota that not only support longduration human space exploration but also may lead to applications to terrestrial health challenges, particularly in solving health and social problems in rural communities Develop research collaborations with the aerospace industry that lead to longterm relationships, to include research endowments Teaching 20 Update and present current curriculum courses in campus and distance modes up to 4 courses As appropriate, develop new courses in space life sciences consistent with instructor interest and student demand Advise student academic programs Review and critique independent studies, theses, and dissertations Substantially increase enrollment in the space life sciences specialty Develop and implement pedagogies to improve the effectiveness of STEM education Service 10 Serve on University, School, and Departmental committees as appropriate Serve in a leadership role in the professional space community Requirements Minimum Requirements Earned Ph.D.M.D., from a regionally accredited university ABD considered. Satisfactory completion of criminal history records check Preferred Requirements Professional experience in space life sciences. Established evidence of successful, externally funded research and publications. Current professional contacts within the space academic, public service, or industry communities. Current extramural funding in life sciences research. Teaching experience at the graduate level in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics. Active membership in national or international professional organizations related to space life sciences e.g. AIAA, AsMA, or HFES. Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience and qualifications. To Apply For full consideration applications must be received by October 1, 2018 and must be submitted through the UND Human Resources website. Include the following materials Cover letter CV Statement on teaching, research, and service Names and contact information for three references Position will remain open until filled.

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Assistant Professor of Spaceflight Operations

2017-10-12 18:12:10| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

Description EmbryRiddle Aeronautical University is seeking a Tenure TrackNonTenure Track Assistant Professor to teach introductory and higher level undergraduate space operations and technology courses in the Spaceflight Operations degree program at our Daytona Beach, FL campus. The Spaceflight Operations degree program is a unique B.S. degree focused on the regulation, planning, flight, safety, policy, management, human factors, and training aspects of todays spaceflight programs introduced at the ERAU Daytona Beach campus in the fall semester of 2013. Supporting curriculum for the program comes from the four colleges at the Daytona Beach campus which include the College of Arts and Science, the College of Aviation, the College of Business, and the College of Engineering. This position includes a mix of teaching, research, and service obligation. Basic teaching requirements are 12 undergraduate credit hours four courses per semester, with the possibility of replacing some of the teaching credit hours with equivalent funded research. Teaching obligations may include courses in the Space Studies minor at both the lower and upper level, as required. The candidate is expected to develop new course materials and teach previously developed courses. Service duties include student advisement, curriculum evaluation, committee participation, and project leadership. The candidate is expected to pursue scholarly activities with the possibility of workload reassignment for funded research, and to participate in individual and group research projects involving students. This is a ninemonth position, renewed annually, with the possibility of summer teaching andor research assignments. Qualified applicants please attach a cover letter, CV, and unofficial transcripts to the online application. Qualifications A doctorate in physics, astronomy, space policy, space science, human factors, or a related aerospace field is desired. A Masters degree in a similar field with significant experience in the space industry will be considered with the commitment that the applicant would pursue a doctorate in a qualifying field. The candidate must possess effective oral and written communication skills, including the ability to relate space programs operations, planning, or policy to the historical and planned space programs. The candidate is expected to have established a record of, or be able to successfully demonstrate, teaching excellence at the undergraduate. The position is expected to begin in January 2018 and includes a mix of teaching, research, and service obligations. Basic teaching requirements are 4 undergraduate courses per semester, with the possibility of replacing some of the teaching credit hours with equivalent funded research. Candidates with leadership skills and operational experience are encouraged. Please apply online at www.erau.edujobs, Requisition 170067.

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Assistant Professor, Tenuretrack

2016-10-20 19:04:18| Space-careers.com Jobs RSS

Faculty Position in Spacecraft Engineering, Cornell University The SIBLEY SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY, Ithaca, New York invites applications for a tenuretrack faculty position in the field of Aerospace Engineering, with an emphasis on space technology. Candidates must hold a doctorate in an appropriate field and are expected to establish an outstanding, funded research program as well as to contribute fully to both undergraduate and graduate instruction. Applicants at the level of Assistant Professor are preferred, but appointments at the Associate Professor level will be considered. Salary and rank will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. We seek outstanding individuals engaged in computational, theoretical andor experimental research in spacecraft engineering. Areas of interest include estimation and GPS, space structures and structural dynamics, human spaceflight, propulsion, space mission analysis and architectures, and astrodynamics. A key objective of this search is to build stronger connections between Aerospace Engineering and the departments of Astronomy and Earth Atmospheric Sciences. Applicants should have strong depth and ties to one or more of the Sibley Schools disciplines, e.g., dynamics and control, systems engineering, fluid dynamics, thermal sciences, theoretical and applied mechanics, and solid mechanics. Cornell University fosters interdisciplinary research and an atmosphere of cooperation through its Centers and Field system. Faculty hired in this search will have outstanding opportunities to interact with a number of programs across the university, including the Carl Sagan Institute, the Center for Radiophysics and Space Research, Cornell Center for Astrophysics and Planetary Science, the Space Science and Plasma Physics research group, the Cornell NanoScale Science Technology Facility, the Cornell Center for Materials Research, the Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Source, and the Space Systems Design Studio. The Sibley School and the College of Engineering at Cornell embrace diversity and seek candidates who can foster a welcoming climate for all students. The University seeks to meet the needs of dual career couples, has a Dual Career program, and is a member of the Upstate New York Higher Education Recruitment Consortium to assist with dual career searches. Please submit an application on line at httpsacademicjobsonline.orgajojobs7970. Applicants are asked to include a cover letter, a complete resume, a statement of research and teaching interests and experiences, and the names of at least three references. All applications received by November 30, 2016 will receive full consideration this academic year. Applications will be evaluated on an ongoing basis until the position is filled. Diversity and Inclusion are a part of Cornell Universitys heritage. We are a recognized employer and educator valuing AAEEO, Protected Veterans, and Individuals with Disabilities.

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