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The primary duties included in this position may be modified to suit the skills of the applicant and the changing priorities of the Institute. Currently the positions responsibilities include developing a university curriculum on alternative fuels creating training materials delivering instruction organizing seminars and symposiums and facilitating hands-on activities for students.
The employee will serve as the primary technical representative from SCITT which recently received an $11.7M grant from the US Department of Transportation (USDOT). This grant supports safety assessments testing and workforce development for hydrogen and natural gas-powered rail vehicles to promote safe environmentally friendly alternative fuel solutions within the U.S. rail industry. This initiative builds on a previous $8.9M DOT grant to Colorado State University to construct three public hydrogen fueling stations in Fort Collins Denver and Pueblo.
The employee will be involved in technical administrative and outreach activities for both projects and will play a key role in coordinating and compiling project reports and leading workforce development workshops and trainings in different formats. Additionally they will support the SCITT Director in liaising with USDOT officials industry partners and academic collaborators to ensure compliance with project milestones and regulatory standards. This work will involve regular reporting preparing presentations and contributing to publications that disseminate project findings to a broader audience.
Beyond the technical aspects the employee will oversee public outreach efforts aimed at raising awareness about hydrogen and alternative fuel technologies. This work includes planning and participating in community events representing SCITT at conferences and fostering partnerships with local industries and educational institutions.
This position offers a candidate a unique opportunity to take a high-level role in the early development of a transportation institute and valuable experience especially for those interested in advancing faculty careers to higher level in the university.
This position is funded through May 15 2030 by two US DOT grants. The initial appointment is for one year and may be renewed upon satisfactory performance and budgetary approval from the funding agency.
The target hire date is August 16 2025 but may shift depending on the start date of the project by the funding agency. There is funding of 5 years for this position. The initial appointment is for one year and may be renewed upon satisfactory performance and budgetary approval from the funding agency.
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