The Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Colorado Denver (CU Denver) invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant/Associate Professor position starting Fall 2016.
This is an open search with no preferred research emphasis.
More details regarding the position, CU Denver, and life in Colorado can be found here:
The below position is still open:
Job Description
Responsibilities: You will closely collaborate with Schlumberger design engineers in US, Europe, and Asia. You will be performing FEA studies in technically challenging areas such as non-linear solid mechanics, metal plasticity, viscoelastic materials, shock, vibration, heat transfer, composites, and fluid/structure interactions. You will also need to present FEA results to various internal or external clients.
Requirements
A PHD Research Assistantship is available in the Department of Material Science and Engineering, University of North Texas-Denton in the fields of modeling and experiment of QCM (Quartz crystal microbalance)-based gas sensor. The position will start from Spring, 2016. Candidates should have a Bachelor/Master's degree in engineering mechanics, mechanical engineering or electrical engineering with good academic standing and should have some experiences in the following:
A postdoc position on process modelling of additive manufacturing is availble in Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. Please see the attached document for details and how to apply.
We are seeking 2 highly motivated PhD candidates for a research project supported by Australian Research Council (ARC) with an Industry partner, OZ Minerals, based in South Australia.
Shanghai university launched a new recruitment program (see attached file), which aims to recruit top global talents. Both full time and part time applications are welcome.
People from mechanics and related fields, who are interested in the program, are kindly invited to send me an email (jqzhang2 [at] shu.edu.cn (jqzhang2[at]shu[dot]edu[dot]cn)).
A postdoctoral position is available immediately in the computational mechanics group of Professor Albert To at University of Pittsburgh. The position is in the modeling of additive manufactured (3D printed) metals and lattice structures and is for one year with possible extension to two years upon satisfactory performance. The applicant is required to have a doctoral degree in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related field at the time of appointment. The applicant must also
