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Assistant Professor Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
College of Engineering & Applied Science
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Salary/Pay Range:$ 90000 $92000 per academic year. Compensation will be commensurate upon experience and position is Exempt from the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) overtime provisions.
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Summary
The Department of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering (MAE) at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) invites applications for three tenuretrack faculty positions at the level of Assistant Professor. We seek early career faculty members for these positions starting in the fall 2025 semester. The main research areas are machine design solid mechanics and aerospace engineering. We will also consider strong candidates specializing in other research areas related to mechanical and aerospace engineering. Tenuretrack faculty members are expected to engage in teaching research and service activities.
The MAE department currently has 16 fulltime faculty. Visit for more information.
Essential Functions
The duties and responsibilities of the position include but are not limited to:
Research
This faculty position will be expected to pursue and attract external funding for their research maintain a strong and regular publication record collaborate with existing faculty and/or local industry and government partners.
The MAE Department at UCCS is relatively small; thus all the tenuretrack faculty in the department are expected to teach undergraduate and graduate classes while simultaneously developing an externallyfunded research program. The College of Engineering and Applied Science (EAS) at UCCS offers degrees at the bachelors masters and doctoral levels. MAE research facilities include the Advanced Manufacturing Lab the Combustion & Acoustics Lab the Computational Fluids & Thermal Lab the Musculoskeletal Biomechanics Lab the DataDriven Modeling Lab the Heat Transfer & Applied Thermodynamics Lab and the MultiPhase & BioFluids Lab. More information can be found by visiting provides a stateoftheart HPC cluster called INCLINE for use by the UCCS and Southern Colorado scientific communities. INCLINEs stateoftheart hardware was designed to support a broad range of highperformance scientific applications ranging from compiler design to computational physics. INCLINE has better than 150 TFLOPS peak theoretical performance. This heterogeneous cluster supports codes with distributed (MPI) shared (OpenMP) and GPU (CUDA NVidia A100 parallelization and has highspeed scratch storage and InfiniBand interconnect systems.
Teaching
The MAE department at UCCS places high priority on teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in mechanical and aerospace engineering topics as supports the department. The department is supportive of faculty disseminating research in the undergraduate and graduate curriculum. As such new courses may be developed based on department need. All faculty are expected to participate in curriculum maintenance including laboratory courses.
The MAE Department has dedicated instructional lab facilities that include the Fluids Lab Instrumentation Lab Materials Lab Senior Design Prototyping Lab the Space Systems Lab and a machine shop that contains mills lathes computer numerical control (CNC) mills and 3D printers. The machine shop is staffed fulltime by a lab technician who provides training in machine shop practices and support with prototype development. MAE students have access to all of these facilities where they can experiment design prototype and learn to use new equipment. The MAE Department is also building new lab and machine shop facilities for aeronautics rocketry and space systems in support of the new Aerospace Engineering Bachelors degree program.
Service
All tenure track faculty are expected to engage in service activities to support the University city state region nation and/or professional associations.
Tentative Search Timeline
In accordance with the Equal Pay for Equal Work Act UCCS does not discriminate based on sex in our employment or compensation practices.
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