Food Safety & Product Development Research Professor (Term)

Holland America-Princess (Holland America Dawson City Inn); Alaska; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Alaska Fairbanks seeks a Term Research Assistant Professor to advance food safety, food preservation, and product development for Alaska's diverse foods. You will collaborate with faculty, agencies and communities to identify needs and deliver practical education across Alaska.

The role emphasizes leadership, grant development, and translating research into programs for urban and remote communities, with a competitive salary and benefits package.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in Food Science, Food Technology or Microbiology with specialization in food product development is required.
• M.S. in Food Science, Food Technology or Microbiology with 3 years of academic research experience.
• M.S. in Family and Consumer Sciences or related field with significant coursework or experience in food science and safety.

Responsibilities

• Identify needs and collaborate with faculty, agencies and the public to improve Alaska food security.
• Engage with diverse communities across Alaska to deliver practical educational programs.
• Bridge the gap between academic research and Alaska's urban, rural and remote community needs.

Education

Ph.D. in Food Science, Food Technology or Microbiology (with specialization in food product development)

M.S. Food Science, Food Technology or Microbiology (with specialization in food product development) with 3 years experience in an academic research environment

M.S. Degree in Family and Consumer Sciences or related field with significant experience or course work in food science and food safety

Job description

University of Alaska Fairbanks seeks a Term Research Assistant Professor to advance food safety, food preservation, and product development for Alaska's diverse foods. You will collaborate with faculty, agencies and communities to identify needs and deliver practical education across Alaska.

The role emphasizes leadership, grant development, and translating research into programs for urban and remote communities, with a competitive salary and benefits package.