The Boeing Center for Supply Chain Innovation (BCSCI) at the Olin Business School at Washington University in St. Louis (WashU) invites applications for a Postdoctoral Fellow position authorized under the BCSCI budget. Applicants with recently completed PhDs with specialization in a broad portfolio of topics in supply chain operations technology and risk management will be considered for the position.
WashU prides itself on its technological resources collaborations high-quality student body and its commitment to our core values of Respect Integrity Collaboration Diversity Leadership and Excellence.
The Boeing Center for Supply Chain Innovation (BCSCI) Postdoctoral Fellow will be expected to perform independent research at the cutting edge of their field along agreed sponsored projects by the BCSCI and in collaboration with faculty mentors in the Supply Chain Operations and Technology (SCOT) faculty area within the school. Additionally the BCSCI Postdoctoral Fellow will assist the Center with one mini-consulting project pursued with a select member company of BCSCI for each semester.
Candidates will be evaluated on their academic accomplishments; the strength of their research proposal and alignment of research interests with sponsored projects by BCSCI.
We are expecting a two-year commitment to this position by those offered the opportunity to work with us in order for such collaboration to be productive and lead to the completion of published high quality work.
Washington University in St. Louis has a large and vibrant postdoctoral community. Visit the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs website ( for additional information on being a postdoc at our institution.
Through collaborative work with leading industrial and service firms via corporate partnerships the Boeing Center helps organizations optimize their global enterprise processes devise effective risk management approaches and develop innovative business models and supply chain solutions to better match their supply of products and services with global market needs.
The Boeing Center creates value through collaborative research in technology information and supply chain management. The focus is on the proprietary challenges member companies face. BCSCI undertakes a number of custom projects annually for members. Teams of PhD and other Olin Business School graduate students tackle these projects working closely with Olin faculty to find solutions that build a competitive advantage through strategic supply chain management and technology-based process re-engineering. The Boeing Center also sponsors seminars conferences and other programs to address critical issues and bring to light the latest thinking in the information technology and supply chain fields.
An earned doctorate is required by the start of the appointment.
Preferred Qualifications
Successful candidates should have a track record or the potential for research accomplishments. Demonstrated interest in teaching of graduate level courses might be considered and the opportunity exists but is not a strict requirement. The announced position is mostly concerned with research capabilities of applicants.
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