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Clemson University, College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences, invites applications for a Post Doctoral Fellow in Industrial Engineering at Freeman Hall. The fellow will design and lead studies on the long-term effects of exoskeleton use on movement and biomechanics.
Responsibilities include mentoring students, coordinating with collaborators, preparing grant proposals, and disseminating findings via scientific talks and papers.
Clemson University: College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences: Industrial Engineering
Location: FREEMAN HALL (000025) BLDG000025
Open Date: Sep 30, 2026
The postdoctoral scholar will design, lead and conduct studies related to analyzing the effects of long-term effects of exoskeleton use on individual preferences, movement strategies and biomechanics. They will interpret these responses to develop guidelines for the industrial application of exoskeletons to diverse use-cases in manufacturing, healthcare, and construction. The postdoc will need to be competent in biomechanics, human factors, ergonomics; be well-versed in quantitative biomechanical measurement systems including 3D motion capture, electromyography, force and balance measurements and analysis; and perform relevant numerical analysis on Matlab and Labview. The postdoc will participate in mentoring of graduate and undergraduate students, prepare grant proposals, coordinate with collaborators, and disseminate research findings through routine scientific oral and written communication channels.
PhD in Industrial Enginerring or related field.
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