Faculty Ad

The Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at North Carolina State University seeks highly qualified candidates to fill multiple tenure-track and/or tenured faculty positions. These positions will complement departmental strengths in energy & sustainability, data & computational engineering, materials design & manufacturing, and engineering life sciences & biomanufacturing. Applicants must have earned a Ph.D. degree in chemical engineering or a closely related field with a clearly demonstrated record of excellence. Junior and senior level applicants working in any relevant research area are encouraged to apply, particularly those working in the fields of energy & sustainability, microelectronics, and/or data & computation.
Successful candidates are expected to establish dynamic chemical engineering research programs of international reputation, teach undergraduate- and graduate-level chemical engineering courses, and perform internal and professional service at a level commensurate with rank. The search committee will give high priority to the overall originality and promise of a candidate's work.
Apply at https://jobs.ncsu.edu/postings/189567. Please include the following materials with your online application: i) cover letter, ii) CV, iii) research plan (3-5 pages), iv) teaching plan (2-3 pages), v) outreach and engagement statement (1 page), vi) names and contact information of three references, and vii) up to three representative publications. To ensure full consideration, all application materials should be received by October 15, 2023.
The Department offers exciting opportunities for professional growth in a creative and collaborative atmosphere of multidisciplinary research and innovative teaching. It is integrated within the vibrant and future-oriented science community in the Research Triangle area. NC State is located in Raleigh, one of the fastest-growing and top places to live in the country. The department is ranked #19 in USNWR, #9 in the US in the quantitative Shanghai Rankings, and #4 in federal research expenditures among CHE departments in the US according to the NSF. To find out more, see http://www.cbe.ncsu.edu.