The Gallogly College of Engineering is enjoying a period of rapid growth and we are continuing to invest in new faculty across all disciplines. With more than 20 open positions, we seek candidates aligned with our crosscutting strategic research areas and our vision to provide all students with the opportunity and support they need to succeed in engineering. As research leaders at the University of Oklahoma, our faculty collaborate within and across colleges on research that dramatically improves quality of life and stimulates economic development for our state, region, nation, and the world. Our excellence in research and education is helping us shape the future through discovery and innovation.
We encourage candidates to apply who are seeking to work in a rapidly growing college, in collegial interdisciplinary groups, and in strong academic units. We desire candidates whose teaching, research, and service have prepared them to be integral contributors to the advancement of our welcoming community.
The School of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering (AME) at the University of Oklahoma is seeking a candidate for a teaching-focused rank-renewable term Assistant Professor of Engineering Practice position in mechanical engineering. The position is a three-year rank renewable term contract, with an opportunity to advance to the ranks of Associate and Full Professor of Engineering Practice. This position is part of a larger initiative defined in the Gallogly College of Engineering strategic plan for growing enrollment and improving retention. The State of Oklahoma is investing in engineering in support of growing engineering graduates for the state workforce. Candidates seeking to work in a rapidly-growing School and College, in collegial interdisciplinary groups, and towards the mission of student success, are encouraged to apply.
The School is seeking a candidate to teach undergraduate courses in mechanical engineering such as Dynamics, Thermodynamics, Design of Thermal Fluid Systems, lab courses such as Heat Transfer and Fluid Mechanics Laboatory, guide capstone design projects and student competition teams, and assist in improving retention and graduation rates. The successful candidate will have a demonstrated commitment to excellent and innovative instruction, an ethos of care and support of students, effective mentorship and guidance of students, and a commitment to building collaboration. Candidates with an interest in educational research are welcome and will have opportunities for collaboration with current and new faculty.
Applicants will be housed in one of the following departments: Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering; Computer Science; or Industrial and Systems Engineering.
The University of Oklahoma (OU) Gallogly College of Engineering (GCoE) and the Oklahoma Aerospace and Defense Innovation Institute (OADII) are seeking candidates for three full-time faculty positions at the rank of research assistant professor (RAP) to support aerospace and defense research. These hires will fortify a strong interdisciplinary team in advanced manufacturing, centered around metal additive manufacturing processes. The team includes faculty from multiple schools, including Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE), Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering (AME), and Computer Science (CS). The new hires will integrate research in manufacturing processes, sensing and metrology, advanced computing, artificial intelligence, and information sciences, and focus on a range of topics from atomic to mesoscale microstructure evolutions of metals, process physics and diagnostics, real-time process monitoring, non-destructive evaluation and product verification, artificial intelligence and machine learning in process and product qualification, and large scale integration across manufacturing systems. This team is aimed at systemically advancing the state of the art in advanced manufacturing using modern methods such as digital twin technology, as well as improving the understanding of additive, subtractive, and hybrid manufacturing.
The School of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering (AME) in the Gallogly College of Engineering at the University of Oklahoma seeks candidates for a tenure-track position at the Assistant Professor level. This position is part of a larger initiative defined in the Gallogly College of Engineering strategic plan for growing enrollment and improving retention. The State of Oklahoma is investing in engineering in support of growing engineering graduates for the state workforce. Candidates seeking to work in a rapidly-growing School and College, in collegial interdisciplinary groups, and towards the mission of student success, are encouraged to apply.
The School of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering (AME) at the University of Oklahoma is seeking a candidate for a teaching-focused rank-renewable term Assistant Professor of Engineering Practice position in mechanical engineering. The position is a three-year rank renewable term contract, with an opportunity to advance to the ranks of Associate and Full Professor of Engineering Practice. This position is part of a larger initiative defined in the Gallogly College of Engineering strategic plan for growing enrollment and improving retention. The State of Oklahoma is investing in engineering in support of growing engineering graduates for the state workforce. Candidates seeking to work in a rapidly-growing School and College, in collegial interdisciplinary groups, and towards the mission of student success, are encouraged to apply.
The School is seeking a candidate to teach undergraduate courses in mechanical engineering such as Dynamics, Thermodynamics, Design of Thermal Fluid Systems, lab courses such as Heat Transfer and Fluid Mechanics Laboatory, guide capstone design projects and student competition teams, and assist in improving retention and graduation rates. The successful candidate will have a demonstrated commitment to excellent and innovative instruction, an ethos of care and support of students, effective mentorship and guidance of students, and a commitment to building collaboration. Candidates with an interest in educational research are welcome and will have opportunities for collaboration with current and new faculty.
The School of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering (AME) in the Gallogly College of Engineering at the University of Oklahoma seeks candidates for a tenure-track position at the Assistant/Associate Professor level. This position is part of a larger initiative defined in the Gallogly College of Engineering strategic plan for growing enrollment and improving retention. The State of Oklahoma is investing in engineering in support of growing engineering graduates for the state workforce.
The aerospace industry is enjoying significant growth in the state of Oklahoma and enrollment in the aerospace engineering program continues to rise. The Oklahoma Aerospace Defense and Innovation Institute at the university supports advanced technologies and sustainment for aerospace. Candidates seeking to work in a rapidly-growing School and College, in collegial interdisciplinary groups, and towards the mission of student success, are encouraged to apply.
The Stephenson School of Biomedical Engineering (SBME) in the Gallogly College of Engineering (GCoE) at the University of Oklahoma (OU) seeks applicants for full-time tenure-track assistant professor faculty. We are seeking applications with emphasis in the area of neural engineering including, but not limited to, neural sensing, neuroimaging, neuromodulation, brain-computer/machine interface, and neural modeling & computations with interests in either technology development, preclinical/clinical studies, or both. We seek candidates who will be visionary and collegial, with the ability to develop an outstanding record of scholarship, research, and commitment to teaching. Successful candidates will also support excellence in all aspects of faculty responsibility, including within the classroom, the academic community, and within their professional commitments.
The Stephenson School of Biomedical Engineering (SBME) in the Gallogly College of Engineering (GCoE) at the University of Oklahoma (OU) seeks applicants for two senior faculty positions at the associate/full professor level with endowed Stephenson Chairs available. SBME encourages applications from leading researchers in Biomedical Engineering, with an emphasis in immunoengineering including, but not limited to, cancer, diabetes, vaccines, aging, and nanomedicine.
SBME’s mission is to educate the next generation of biomedical engineers and to create new technologies that advance human health. These endowed faculty positions are aligned with the SBME, GCoE, and OU strategic plans. Individuals with a strong track record in leadership and collaboration in team-based biomedical fields are encouraged to apply.
SBME was founded in 2016, and we moved into our home in the brand-new Gallogly Hall building in 2019, with lab space ready for these new faculty hires. SBME is committed to undergraduate and graduate education, with B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. programs in Biomedical Engineering. SBME currently has 12 regular faculty, ~230 undergraduates, and ~37 graduate students. Our faculty and students enjoy extensive partnerships with scientists and clinicians at the OU Health Sciences Center (OUHSC) and the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF).
Known as the City of Festivals, Norman is a culturally rich and vibrant town located in the Oklahoma City metro area. With outstanding schools, amenities, and a low cost of living, Norman is a perennial contender on the “Best Places to Live” rankings. Explore further at VisitNorman.com. OU is a Carnegie-R1 comprehensive public research university with three campuses: the main campus in Norman, the Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City, and another campus in Tulsa. OU enrolls ~30,000 students.
The School of Sustainable Chemical, Biological and Materials Engineering (SCBME) at the University of Oklahoma invites applications for a tenure-track position at the Assistant Professor level, with expected start date of August 2024. We are especially interested in applicants with research activities in the areas of Process Systems Design and Optimization, Supply Chain Modeling and Analysis, Process and System Sustainability, Process Control, including Life Cycle Impact Assessment (LCIA). The prospective candidate is expected to complement SCBME's research portfolio on heterogeneous catalysis, separations, soft materials design, and biopharmaceuticals production and formulation. The successful candidate will be synergistic to ongoing research initiatives within the Gallogly College of Engineering (https://www.ou.edu/coe/research/clusters-and-initiatives), with strategic university-wide priorities such as environmental and energy sustainability, and with cross-cutting initiatives such as the Institute for Resilient Environmental and Energy Systems (IREES), the Data Institute for Societal Change (DISC), and the Institute for Community and Society Transformation (ICAST). Successful candidates would be able to engage in both disciplinary and interdisciplinary research and to pursue convergence research funding opportunities related to the research areas outlined above. The successful candidate will be expected to engage in interdisciplinary teaching within the Gallogly College of Engineering.
The School of Civil Engineering and Environmental Science (CEES) and School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE) within the Gallogly College of Engineering (GCoE) at the University of Oklahoma (OU) jointly invite applications for a tenure track faculty position at the Assistant Professor level in the area of Transportation Analytics, with emphasis in Data-Driven Infrastructure Materials, Condition Assessment, Asset Management, Smart Operations, Human-Centered Designs, and/or Equitable Access. A rapid upsurge in extreme weather events and accelerated pace of climate change are impacting the durability and service life of our aging infrastructure, threatening the safety and mobility of users, and contributing to supply chain disruptions. Transformational growth in data science and analytics/machine learning/artificial intelligence (DSA/ML/AI) makes possible development of tools and technologies for infrastructure durability, novel materials, infrastructure condition assessment, performance-based asset management, and vulnerability assessment of multimodal/multicommodity transportation systems. Also, congestion mitigation, route planning, system resilience, sustainability, vehicle to everything (V2E) communications, fairness, safety, and risk-based decision-making benefit significantly from such developments.
The Southern Plains Transportation Center (SPTC) at the University of Oklahoma (OU) Gallogly College of Engineering (GCoE) is seeking candidates for a full-time faculty position in the rank of research assistant professor (RAP), with a starting date as early as March 1, 2024.
The successful candidate will assist with the managing and meeting the deliverables of the SPTC – a Regional University Transportation Center (UTC), funded by the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT). The RAP will also assist the Oklahoma Transportation Library (OTL), which is funded by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT), and teach some transportation courses to support OU’s growing online graduate program in transportation.
The RAP will be housed in Civil Engineering and Environmental Science (CEES) and work closely with the multidisciplinary team at OU and partner institutions involved in SPTC’s research, education, workforce development, outreach, and tech transfer.
The successful candidate will be passionate about contributing to the growing research programs in advanced pavement infrastructure materials and systems, infrastructure condition assessment and ranking, sustainability, laboratory and field testing, modeling, life cycle cost, pavement design, data-driven maintenance and rehabilitation, and climate resiliency. The successful candidate will have a track record of working with the state Department of Transportation (DOT) and the private sector and a record of attracting externally funded research as well as mentoring students.
The University of Oklahoma (OU) is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to work on a $20 million, NSF funded project on Socially Sustainable Solutions for Water, Carbon, and Infrastructure Resilience in Oklahoma (S3OK) (https://www.okepscor.org/wicked-problems-research). The highly interdisciplinary S3OK project includes researchers from social and natural sciences, meteorology, and engineering. The successful applicant will primarily work within the Sustainable Infrastructure (SI) Focus Area of the project and interact with researchers in Structural, Geotechnical, Transportation, and Electrical Engineering. The annual salary for this position is $60,000.
The goal of the SI Focus Area is to develop an aggregated resilience model that will be utilized to characterize the influence of diverse stakeholders' preferences and decision-making behavior on the functions of interdependent water, electric power, and transportation infrastructure systems to seek socially sustainable solutions to “wicked” problems. The successful applicant will be expected to participate in engineering analysis of individual components of such systems; network vulnerability, interdependency, and resilience characterization; and developing an interface to incorporate the coupling of social systems into the analysis of physical infrastructure systems.
As part of a multiyear effort to grow world-class data science and data-enabled research across the University of Oklahoma (OU), the School of Computer Science in the Gallogly College of Engineering (GCoE) seeks a postdoctoral scholar in the area of trustable artificial intelligence (AI).
Human-guided, science-based, explainable AI is key to ensuring AI is understandable, reliable, and robust for real-world applications. This postdoc, with a primary home in the School of Computer Science, will grow our expertise in one of the most rapidly developing and vital fields of computer and data science, and may collaborate with people in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Psychology, Industrial and Systems Engineering, and many other areas. We seek a postdoc with expertise in one or more of science-based AI or machine learning (ML), human-guided AI/ML, explainable AI/ML, and closely related areas. This postdoc will be a vital core team member in data science, AI, and data-driven convergent research solutions to global challenges, and will provide vital capabilities to empower research in OU’s strategic verticals (https://www.ou.edu/research-norman/centers-institutes/strategic-vertical-institutes) and grow the data science ecosystem on campus to create the critical mass in data science needed for the university’s strategic plan Lead On, University (https://www.ou.edu/leadon).
As part of a sustained, multiyear, strategic growth initiative, the School of Computer Science in the Gallogly College of Engineering (GCoE) at the University of Oklahoma (OU) seeks applications for an assistant professor position in the area of computational biology/bioinformatics with a targeted start date of Fall 2023. This position is part of a cluster hire with another senior-level position in the same area and candidates should be interested in collaborative work. We seek candidates whose research, teaching, and service have prepared them to be integral contributors to the advancement of our welcoming community. The candidates who fill these positions should look to support OU’s strategic research verticals on Integrative Life Sciences and Community & Society Transformation; be prepared to engage in multi-college, multi-campus research; and be capable of dealing with large, complex data from areas such as healthcare and medicine, including furthering collaborations between the School of Computer Science and the OU Health Sciences Center and the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation. We welcome applicants with research interests in all areas of computational biology and bioinformatics, including single-cell -omics, meta -omics, immuno-engineering, biological network analysis, and computational modeling.
As part of a sustained, multiyear, strategic growth initiative, the School of Computer Science (CS) in the Gallogly College of Engineering (GCoE) at the University of Oklahoma (OU) seeks applications for a tenure-track assistant professor position in the area of hybrid machine-learning/first-principles modeling with a targeted start date of Fall 2024. We particularly seek candidates whose core expertise will allow OU to synergistically leverage existing first-principles modeling strengths across GCoE as well as existing strengths in machine learning and data mining in CS. We further seek candidates whose research, teaching, and service have prepared them to be integral contributors to the advancement of our welcoming community. Candidates who fill this position should look to support OU’s strategic research verticals and GCoE’s strategic plan, and be prepared to engage in collaborative research. We also welcome applicants whose research interests support artificial intelligence (AI) X and computational-X.
As part of a sustained, multiyear, strategic growth initiative, the School of Computer Science (CS) in the Gallogly College of Engineering (GCoE) at the University of Oklahoma (OU) seeks applications for two positions in the area of software engineering with a targeted start date of August 16, 2024. One position is at the rank of assistant professor and the other is at the rank of either assistant or associate professor. We seek candidates whose research, teaching, and service have prepared them to be integral contributors to the advancement of our welcoming community. We particularly seek applicants with software engineering research interests and expertise related to embedded systems, security, and high-performance computing (HPC). Candidates who fill this position should look to support OU’s strategic research verticals and GCoE’s strategic plan, and be prepared to engage in collaborative research.
The candidate is responsible for analyzing and mining multi-omics data using computational techniques, such as deep learning, generalized linear mixed models, and biological network analysis. This may require development of new computer algorithms and/or construction of computational workflows on computer clusters. The types of multi-omics data will include longitudinal metagenomics sequencing data, genome-wide association (GWAS) data, proteomics data, and metabolomics data. The candidate is expected to publish their findings in peer-reviewed journals.
The School of Computer Science at the University of Oklahoma invites applications for an open rank, 12-month full-time Director with an expected start date of Fall 2024. We are seeking candidates who will provide leadership and vision to lead the School of Computer Science to a new level. The School of Computer Science is growing rapidly in size and impact. Currently, there are 24 faculty from a wide variety of backgrounds, more than 800 undergraduate students, over 140 graduate students, vibrant research and teaching programs that are aligned with OU’s strategic plan and is a key partner in OU’s world-class Data Science and Analytics Institute. The school is housed in the Gallogly College of Engineering and has an ABET-accredited BS program in Computer Science and also offers MS and PhD degrees. The Computer Science faculty has nearly doubled in size, from 13 to 24, in the last 6 years, thanks to deep institutional support to the School of Computer Science. With a continued commitment to graduating more computer scientists and engineers, we expect to continue to grow over the next five years. With an annual research expenditure of $6.3M, and $9M in new awards in FY23, the School is second in research funding in the Gallogly College of Engineering. Our research expenditures have grown from $1.4M to $6.3M in the last 3 years, with explosive growth expected in the near future due to an influx of 11 talented new faculty in the last four years and collaborations within and across academic disciplines. The school is experiencing rapid growth in student enrollment, an increase of almost 27% (from around 660 to 840) in the last 3 years. The main research groups in the school consist of machine learning, bioinformatics, cybersecurity, networking, and visualization.
Applicants will be housed in one of the following departments: Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering; Computer Science; or Industrial and Systems Engineering.
The University of Oklahoma (OU) Gallogly College of Engineering (GCoE) and the Oklahoma Aerospace and Defense Innovation Institute (OADII) are seeking candidates for three full-time faculty positions at the rank of research assistant professor (RAP) to support aerospace and defense research. These hires will fortify a strong interdisciplinary team in advanced manufacturing, centered around metal additive manufacturing processes. The team includes faculty from multiple schools, including Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE), Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering (AME), and Computer Science (CS). The new hires will integrate research in manufacturing processes, sensing and metrology, advanced computing, artificial intelligence, and information sciences, and focus on a range of topics from atomic to mesoscale microstructure evolutions of metals, process physics and diagnostics, real-time process monitoring, non-destructive evaluation and product verification, artificial intelligence and machine learning in process and product qualification, and large scale integration across manufacturing systems. This team is aimed at systemically advancing the state of the art in advanced manufacturing using modern methods such as digital twin technology, as well as improving the understanding of additive, subtractive, and hybrid manufacturing.
The Gallogly College of Engineering invites applicants for a teaching-focused position in our Engineering Pathways program. This newly launched program has dedicated faculty who are passionate about teaching and mentoring engineering students early in their academic journey. The Engineering Pathways program serves all students of the Gallogly College of Engineering and our faculty have the opportunity to support and educate engineering students in meaningful ways that recognize and encourage new ways of thinking, understanding, and experiencing engineering. The successful candidate will have a demonstrated commitment to excellent and innovative instruction, an ethos of care and support of students, and effective mentorship and guidance of students. The successful candidate will work collaboratively with the EP team, with our Gallogly Student Affairs Team, and with faculty and staff across the college towards meeting. Specifically, the successful candidate will be expected to contribute to teaching and mentoring of first- and second-year engineering students and to support our programs specifically designed to provide additional support for mathematics success for engineering problem-solving.
The Gallogly College of Engineering is rapidly growing with a strategic focus on increasing the number of engineering graduates and increasing our research portfolio. Our plan for student body growth is built around new programs that support and educate our student body in meaningful ways to recognize and encourage new ways of thinking, understanding and experiencing. We have recently launched a new Engineering Pathways Program and are seeking 2 additional teaching-focused faculty members who are passionate about teaching and mentoring students. These faculty will be instrumental in designing and implementing our student-centered plan for growth and will be working collaboratively with the rest of our Engineering Pathways team, with our Gallogly Student Affairs Team, and with faculty and staff across the college.
The Gallogly College of Engineering is rapidly growing with a strategic focus on increasing the number of engineering graduates and our research portfolio. Our plan for student body growth is built around new programs that support and educate our student body in meaningful ways, including new and innovative online degree programs that address computing workforce advanced education. To support this mission, we seek applications for a full-time, ranked, renewable-term professor of practice for our newly launched online M.S. Program in Applied Computing. The program offers opportunities to explore various computing areas and advance their career prospects. This position will involve creating and teaching online courses that meet program requirements, such as programming principles, mathematics for computer science, data structures and algorithms, software engineering, and applied database systems. The successful candidate will not be eligible for tenure but will otherwise have full faculty rights and privileges. The rank may be assistant or associate and will be commensurate with experience. Applicants must be committed to excellence in online teaching at the graduate level. Applicants with demonstrated experience either as an instructor of graduate-level courses and/or experience in leadership positions will be given preference. The ranked renewable assistant professor will have a 90% commitment to teaching graduate courses and 10% allocated to professional development, instructional research, or institutional service. The successful candidate's duties may include student advising, guiding student research, assisting in structuring and fostering the online graduate program mission of the school, contributing to the scholarship of teaching and learning, and participating in departmental and university service, and other appropriate activities.
The School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at The University of Oklahoma (OU) invites applications for a faculty position in medical imaging at either the tenure-track Assistant Professor or the tenured Associate Professor rank. All areas of medical imaging will be considered, although particular emphasis will be placed on translational cancer research that synergistically engages engineers at OU and clinicians/researchers in the Peggy and Charles Stephenson Cancer Center (SCC) at The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC). Research topics of interest include but are not limited to: development of novel investigative medical imaging modalities such as optical, X-ray, ultrasound, and radionuclide imaging technologies to enable more sensitive cancer detection and monitoring of tumor response to treatment; identification and/or development of new quantitative imaging biomarkers using advanced image processing and artificial intelligence (AI) based technologies; assessment of the efficacy of investigative cancer therapy drugs or procedures using medical imaging methods; development of new AI-based prediction models that fuse both imaging and omics biomarkers. The position is expected to start in 2024.
The School of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) and the Stephenson School of Biomedical Engineering (SBME) at The University of Oklahoma (OU) invite applications for a faculty position in medical imaging at the tenure-track Assistant Professor rank. All areas of medical imaging will be considered, although particular emphasis will be placed on translational cancer research that synergistically engages engineers at OU and clinicians/researchers in the Peggy and Charles Stephenson Cancer Center (SCC) at The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC). Research topics of interest include but are not limited to: development of novel investigative medical imaging modalities such as optical, X-ray, ultrasound, and radionuclide imaging technologies to enable more sensitive cancer detection and monitoring of tumor response to treatment; identification and/or development of new quantitative imaging biomarkers using advanced image processing and artificial intelligence (AI) based technologies; assessment of the efficacy of investigative cancer therapy drugs or procedures using medical imaging methods; development of new AI-based prediction models that fuse both imaging and omics biomarkers. The position is expected to start August 2024.
We seek to recruit a transdisciplinary faculty member with expertise in one or more of the following areas: scalable, high-performance software and hardware architectures for AI and advanced analytics, advanced and domain-tailored data science, AI (trustable, science-based, and human-guided), and human-computer teaming. Specific areas of interest include probabilistic, neuromorphic, and novel architectures, software pipelines and operating system architectures to support high-performance analytics, and enable real-time trustable AI and decision-making. Since traditional computing architectures are still based on solving problems from the 20th century, new computing hardware and software architectures are needed to optimize computing for AI and machine learning and many new approaches to science and engineering. This faculty member will grow and complement work in computer engineering, computer science and the new OU quantum center (CQRT) with a home department in ECE and possible joint appointments where appropriate.
The School of Electrical and Computer Engineering in the Gallogly College of Engineering at The University of Oklahoma invites applications for a rank renewable term assistant professor of practice position. This position is not eligible for tenure but does provide an opportunity for promotion. The position involves teaching engineering students at all levels and mentoring students outside of the classroom in a variety of ways. Some mentoring examples include serving as an academic advisor, providing graduate and undergraduate research opportunities, advising student competition teams, serving on M.S. or Ph.D. committees, and performing outreach and in-reach activities for the recruitment of new students and the retention of existing students. An ability and willingness to support student competition teams would be beneficial for the position.
The University of Oklahoma School of Electrical and Computer Engineering invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position at the assistant professor rank starting Fall 2022. Candidates are sought in the areas of electric energy systems and smart grids, including but not limited to, power systems engineering, power quality and protection, power electronics, smart building technology, renewable energy and distributed generation, and cyber-physical power systems.
The School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE) at the University of Oklahoma invites applications for the Madelaine Pfau Chair in the field of Systems Engineering Leadership, which complements the Charles Jones Chair position in Data Science and Analytics. Together, these endowed chairs will form the core for a center of excellence seen as a strategic priority for the University. The Madelaine Pfau Chair will develop new courses and conduct research in the field of systems engineering with an emphasis on developing leaders with the skills to enact organizational change and enable data-driven insights. The successful candidate will demonstrate an ability to develop relationships and generate research that translates novel analytical and engineering concepts into actions and results. Prior experience applying an interdisciplinary approach to solving the technical problems of an organization, from conception, to production, to the realization of valuable operations, is strongly recommended. The ideal candidate will have experience in both academia and industry leveraging systems engineering principles to enable and embed machine learning and AI solutions across complex organizational environments. The Pfau Chair is expected to develop several theoretical and applied courses within the UG and graduate curricula in ISE. It is very appropriate that these topics be considered in the context of the growing emphases of the school in Aerospace & Defense (Cyber Manufacturing) Systems and Health and Medical Systems designated strategic by the school.
The School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE) at the University of Oklahoma invites applications for the Charles R. Jones Chair in the field of Data Science and Analytics (DSA). We are seeking applicants who can bring a well-established research program in DSA and the leadership to build upon the School’s current strengths. Applicants must be established or emerging leaders with demonstrated scholarship in the fields of analytics, data science, and/or artificial intelligence. Applicants with proven expertise in both application and theory will be considered. We seek a colleague who will collaborate with current faculty in ISE and faculty across the university to build a strong collaborative research program. We encourage candidates who have interest in providing strong mentorship to junior faculty members and who will build a thriving research laboratory of graduate students and post-doctoral scholars.
Applicants will be housed in one of the following departments: Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering; Computer Science; or Industrial and Systems Engineering.
The University of Oklahoma (OU) Gallogly College of Engineering (GCoE) and the Oklahoma Aerospace and Defense Innovation Institute (OADII) are seeking candidates for three full-time faculty positions at the rank of research assistant professor (RAP) to support aerospace and defense research. These hires will fortify a strong interdisciplinary team in advanced manufacturing, centered around metal additive manufacturing processes. The team includes faculty from multiple schools, including Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE), Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering (AME), and Computer Science (CS). The new hires will integrate research in manufacturing processes, sensing and metrology, advanced computing, artificial intelligence, and information sciences, and focus on a range of topics from atomic to mesoscale microstructure evolutions of metals, process physics and diagnostics, real-time process monitoring, non-destructive evaluation and product verification, artificial intelligence and machine learning in process and product qualification, and large scale integration across manufacturing systems. This team is aimed at systemically advancing the state of the art in advanced manufacturing using modern methods such as digital twin technology, as well as improving the understanding of additive, subtractive, and hybrid manufacturing.
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