Assistant Professor in Computational Mechanics

University of Limerick; Limerick; On-site; EUR 49,000 - 67,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Limerick invites applications for an Assistant Professor in Computational Mechanics in the School of Engineering. The role is based in Limerick, Ireland, and combines teaching with building an externally funded, internationally recognized research programme.

Applicants must hold a PhD in Computational Mechanics or a closely related field and a primary degree in a relevant engineering or mathematical discipline.

Qualifications

• PhD in Computational Mechanics or closely related field.
• Primary degree in Mechanical/Civil/Aerospace Engineering, Applied Mathematics, Computational Engineering or closely related discipline.

Responsibilities

• Establish an internationally recognised independent research programme with external funding.
• Supervise postgraduate research students.
• Deliver high-quality teaching in Computational Mechanics and related topics; contribute to curriculum development.

Skills

Research leadership

Teaching in Computational Mechanics

Supervision of postgraduate students

Education

PhD in Computational Mechanics

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering / Civil Engineering / Aerospace Engineering / Applied Mathematics / Computational Engineering or related

Job description

Assistant Professor in Computational Mechanics

University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland

€ 49,424 - € 67,221 per year

If you are seeking an academic career in an inspiring and cohesive Engineering School that delivers excellence in research, teaching, innovation, and societal impact, then the permanent position of Assistant Professor in Computational Mechanics within the School of Engineering at the University of Limerick may be of interest to you. The School of Engineering has established strengths in mechanical engineering, materials engineering, composites, manufacturing, biomedical engineering, fluid dynamics, digital engineering, and computational modelling, supported by strong links with national and international industry partners and world-class research infrastructure. The school is committed to conducting impactful research that addresses major societal and industrial challenges through engineering innovation. The successful candidate will have a primary degree in Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Applied Mathematics, Computational Engineering, or a closely related discipline, together with a PhD (Level 10 NFQ) in Computational Mechanics or a closely related field. The successful candidate will be expected to establish an internationally recognised independent research programme supported by competitive external funding and to supervise postgraduate research students. The candidate will contribute to multidisciplinary research activities within the School of Engineering and associated research Institutes/centres such as the Bernal Institute and other relevant research groupings across the University. Candidates should demonstrate the ability to deliver high-quality teaching in Computational Mechanics and related engineering topics and be committed to excellence in teaching, student learning, and curriculum development.

Deadline 16 November