Industrial Engineering Practice Professor (Assoc/Full) – Indianapolis

Purdue University - Edwardson School of Industrial Engineering; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Purdue University’s Edwardson School of Industrial Engineering invites applications for a Professor of Engineering Practice at Associate or Full rank. This position is based at the Purdue Indianapolis location, teaching core undergraduate IE courses and aiding strategic initiatives in Indianapolis.

New faculty will join a vibrant community committed to Rethinking IE and advancing information engineering, data analytics, systems science, cognition, and manufacturing.

Qualifications

• Hold a Ph.D., or an MS with more than five years of professional experience in Industrial Engineering, Operations Research, Human Factors, Manufacturing, Systems Engineering or related field.
• Demonstrate leadership experience and ability to mentor students and staff.
• Demonstrate skills in innovative pedagogical techniques and project/problem-based learning.
• Engage with industry partners and contribute to service at School and University levels.

Responsibilities

• Teach core undergraduate courses across Industrial Engineering.
• Assist with development of strategic initiatives at Purdue Indianapolis.
• Mentor students and provide program support staff with guidance.
• Engage with industry partners and contribute to school and university service.

Skills

Leadership

Mentoring

Pedagogical techniques

Industry collaboration

Education

Ph.D.

MS with 5+ years experience

Job description

Purdue University’s Edwardson School of Industrial Engineering invites applications for a Professor of Engineering Practice at Associate or Full rank. This position is based at the Purdue Indianapolis location, teaching core undergraduate IE courses and aiding strategic initiatives in Indianapolis.

New faculty will join a vibrant community committed to Rethinking IE and advancing information engineering, data analytics, systems science, cognition, and manufacturing.