Presidential Professor of Semiconductors & Advanced Packaging

Binghamton University; City of Binghamton (NY); On-site; USD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Start-up funds

Laboratory resources

Interdisciplinary research center

Job summary

Binghamton University invites nominations for an internationally distinguished scholar to lead a major interdisciplinary program in semiconductors and microelectronics. The tenured Full Professor appointment may reside in multiple engineering and computing units, with potential joint appointments and an endowed chair.

The successful candidate will build a transformative research enterprise, cultivate collaborations with federal labs, industry partners, and academic peers, and elevate the

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree in engineering, computer science, materials science, applied physics, or related field.
• Record of national or international stature; NAE membership ideal.
• Externally funded research track record with high-impact publications and tech transfer.

Responsibilities

• Lead a nationally distinctive, interdisciplinary research program in semiconductors and microelectronics.
• Build large-scale collaborations across multiple disciplines and institutions.
• Secure major federal/state funding and industry partnerships.
• Shape strategic partnerships to advance university prominence in microelectronics.
• Mentor and recruit faculty and develop high-performing research teams.

Skills

Research leadership

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Mentoring

Strategic partnerships

Fundraising

Team building

Communication

Education

Doctoral degree in engineering or related field

Tools

Academic leadership

Grant writing

Job description

Binghamton University invites nominations for an internationally distinguished scholar to lead a major interdisciplinary program in semiconductors and microelectronics. The tenured Full Professor appointment may reside in multiple engineering and computing units, with potential joint appointments and an endowed chair.

The successful candidate will build a transformative research enterprise, cultivate collaborations with federal labs, industry partners, and academic peers, and elevate the