Endowed Chair in Semiconductor Research — Lead Innovation

Texas State University; San Marcos (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

A prominent research institution in California seeks a Professor for semiconductor research, focusing on both teaching and securing external funding. The successful candidate will lead interdisciplinary collaborations and maintain a dynamic research agenda. Required qualifications include a Ph.D. and a strong record in semiconductor research and education, while preferred qualifications highlight conference organization and community engagement. The university offers a supportive environment for scholarly activities and professional growth.

Qualifications

• Strong record of research excellence in semiconductor research.
• Sustained record of excellence in teaching and mentoring.
• Experience in obtaining external funding.

Responsibilities

• Seek external funding and coordinate interdisciplinary grants.
• Conduct and publish original research on semiconductors.
• Lead interdisciplinary collaboration with faculty.
• Develop and maintain an active research agenda.
• Teach undergraduate and graduate courses.
• Mentor and advise students.
• Contribute to workforce development in semiconductor curriculum.
• Participate in service activities at various levels.

Skills

Research excellence in semiconductor

Teaching and mentoring

External funding acquisition

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Education

Ph.D. or terminal degree

Job description

A prominent research institution in California seeks a Professor for semiconductor research, focusing on both teaching and securing external funding. The successful candidate will lead interdisciplinary collaborations and maintain a dynamic research agenda. Required qualifications include a Ph.D. and a strong record in semiconductor research and education, while preferred qualifications highlight conference organization and community engagement. The university offers a supportive environment for scholarly activities and professional growth.