Tenured Assoc Professor, Translational Critical Materials

University of Missouri-Kansas City; Kansas City (MO); Vor Ort; USD 120.000 - 180.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

UNIVERSITY of MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY invites applications for a tenured Associate Professor and named Faculty Scholar whose research translates critical materials into engineered materials, components, and scalable manufacturing processes. Candidates may work in areas such as rare-earth magnets, battery materials, high‑performance alloys, and advanced manufacturing.

Responsibilities include building externally funded programs, partnering with industry, mentoring students, teaching, and

Qualifikationen

• PhD in a science or engineering discipline.
• Tenured Associate Professor qualifications.
• Proven record of peer‑reviewed scholarship and external funding.
• Evidence of translational research toward manufacturing or deployment.

Aufgaben

• Maintain an externally funded and internationally visible research program.
• Establish partnerships with CMC industry members and Kansas City regional manufacturers.
• Advance materials from laboratory development toward component fabrication, manufacturing validation, testing, and qualification.
• Contribute to shared materials-processing and characterization capabilities.
• Mentor graduate and undergraduate researchers, teach in the candidate’s disciplinary area, and collaborate across UMKC and with CMC partners.

Kenntnisse

External funding

Independent research program

Translational research

Ausbildung

Doctorate in science or engineering

Jobbeschreibung

UNIVERSITY of MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY invites applications for a tenured Associate Professor and named Faculty Scholar whose research translates critical materials into engineered materials, components, and scalable manufacturing processes. Candidates may work in areas such as rare-earth magnets, battery materials, high‑performance alloys, and advanced manufacturing.

Responsibilities include building externally funded programs, partnering with industry, mentoring students, teaching, and