[Iefac.list] A Professorial Rank in Industrial & Management Engineering

[Wilke, Joanne]

Assistant, Associate or Full Professor in Industrial & Management
Engineering 
College of Engineering - Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
<http://www.coe.montana.edu/mie/>  

http://www.montana.edu/cgi-bin/msuinfo/fpview/f/9825-2 

		
 

Starting Date 

August 17, 2009 

 

Salary 

Tenure track, academic year salary commensurate with academic rank and
experience. 

 

Departmental
Information 

The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (M&IE) invites
applications and nominations for a tenure-track position in Industrial
Engineering at the Assistant, Associate or Full Professor level. 

The M&IE Department offers ABET accredited BS degrees in Industrial
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering
Technology. Graduate offerings include MS degrees in Industrial &
Management Engineering and Mechanical Engineering, and a Ph.D. degree in
Engineering with options in Industrial and Mechanical Engineering. The
Department is strong in the traditional areas of each discipline, with
substantial laboratory facilities supporting instructional and research
missions. Undergraduate and graduate courses in the core areas of
production systems (including facilities design and inventory control),
ergonomics/human factors, operations research/simulation, management
engineering, and applied statistics/quality control comprise the
curriculum in Industrial Engineering. The M&IE Department also has
strong affiliations with the Center for Biofilm Engineering, the Energy
Institute, the Western Transportation Institute, and the Montana
Manufacturing Extension Center, among others. 

Montana State University is located in the majestic Rocky Mountains of
Southwestern Montana, situated between Yellowstone and Glacier National
Parks. MSU is a Carnegie Category 1 (very high research) university, one
of 95 in the nation. Bozeman enjoys first-rate schools, medical services
comparable to much larger communities, outstanding airline services and
a quality of life that combines small town charm, pristine natural
beauty and cultural sophistication 

 

Duties and
Responsibilities 

The new faculty member will be expected to contribute to excellence in
both undergraduate and graduate teaching, develop a
nationally-recognized externally-funded research program in systems
engineering applied to healthcare or energy sectors, and collaborate
with MSU's research centers and regional partners. Other
responsibilities include advising and mentoring undergraduate and
graduate students, participation in accreditation activities and
committee assignments, and service to the university, state, and
profession. 

Appointment and rank will be determined based upon the level of
qualifications of the candidate. Applications are encouraged at all
ranks but preference will be given to hiring at the Associate or Full
Professor levels. Since increasing the diversity of the engineering
profession is a strategic priority for the College of Engineering, women
and minorities are particularly encouraged to apply. 

 

Required
Qualifications 

1.    

Earned Doctorate in Industrial Engineering or closely related field by
date of hire. 

 

		
2.

Demonstrated research potential in systems engineering, with interest in
healthcare or energy applications. 

 

		
3.

Demonstrated potential for excellence in undergraduate and graduate
teaching in Industrial Engineering. 

 

Preferred
Qualifications 

1.    

Record of quality publications 

 

		
2.

Proposal writing experience. 

 

		
3.

Broad understanding of the field of Industrial Engineering. 

 

		
4.

Qualifications for appointment at an advanced rank at MSU. 

 

		
5.

Qualified for registration as a Professional Engineer in Montana. 

 

The Successful
Candidate Will 

possess effective teamwork, interpersonal and communication skills
relevant to MSU students and professional collaboration; have an
interest in and ability to lead and conduct high quality research in an
interdisciplinary environment and an interest in student success and
commitment to quality teaching and curriculum development. 

NECESSARY SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Legal eligibility to work in the United
States by the date of hire. 

 

Application
Procedure 

Screening of applications will begin February 16, 2009 and will continue
until the position is filled. To apply, submit: (1) a letter of
application that includes a statement of teaching philosophy (including
identification of areas within the IE curriculum that the applicant can
teach) and discussion of research goals; (2) a complete curriculum vita;
and (3) the names and contact information for at least three references
(references will not be contacted prior to discussion with applicant).
Electronic submittals are preferred, and applicants should send
materials via email attachment in PDF or MS Word formats. Electronic
submittals must be followed with an original signed letter mailed to the
address listed below. Submit materials to: 

Dr. Joseph Stanislao, PE
I&ME Search Committee Chair
Montana State University
Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering
P O Box 3800
Bozeman, MT 59717-3800
jstanslo at ie.montana.edu
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For additional information contact:
Dr. Joseph Stanislao
jstanslo at ie.montana.edu
406-994-5943
or visit http://www.coe.montana.edu/mie

 

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