Tenure-track Assistant Professor responsible for teaching in an engineering or science discipline, conducting multidisciplinary research in model-based systems engineering or applied AI and machine learning, securing external research funding, supervising graduate students, and contributing university and professional service.

Tenure-track Computer Science faculty member specializing in cybersecurity and cyber operations. Responsibilities include conducting high-impact research, publishing scholarly work, securing external funding, developing and teaching cybersecurity courses, mentoring students, collaborating across disciplines, and contributing through university service and leadership. Candidates should address areas such as cyber threat intelligence, digital forensics, cyber resilience, cryptography, AI-enabled security, IoT and cyber-physical systems security, or quantum-resistant cryptography.

Leads one or more engineering academic programs, overseeing faculty and staff while supporting accreditation, academic development, research, external funding, interdisciplinary collaboration, and inclusive campus initiatives. The role serves on the College of Engineering and Science leadership team, maintains active externally funded research, and advances undergraduate and graduate education. Candidates must hold a doctorate in engineering or a related field and qualify for tenure as an associate or full professor.