Tenure-track Assistant Professor in Applied Physics and Engineering | Seton Hall University

The Department of Physics at Seton Hall University invites applications to fill a tenure-track assistant professor position beginning the Fall 2023 semester. A Ph.D. in Physics, Applied Physics and research specialization in an Engineering field is required. Preferences will be given to candidates with research interests in condensed matter physics and its applications, electronics, nanoscience and nanoengineering technology, optics and photonics, biophysics, bioengineering and technology, biosensors, novel instrumentation methods, quantum information science and technology, engineering physics of complex light-matter interactions, plasma physics, and materials physics and engineering. The candidate is expected to build an on-campus research program, successfully seek sponsored research grants, and involve undergraduate and graduate students in scholarly activity. We seek a candidate who demonstrates excellence in teaching lecture and laboratory courses at all levels, especially to students of diverse backgrounds. This position is part of a collaborative hiring effort between the Departments of Biological Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Mathematics and Computer Science and Physics in the broad areas of applied science and/or engineering, including computer science, electrical, cybersecurity, systems, materials science, bio-analysis, sensors, and sustainability. The ideal candidate will demonstrate a strong interest and ability to attract students and external funding in one or more of these areas.

Seton Hall University is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in all aspects of its academic enterprise. All candidates must provide a one-page personal statement addressing DEI as part of the application. A complete application will include CV, statements of teaching and research philosophy, the DEI statement, and three letters of recommendation.

Seton Hall University is committed to programs of Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) and the principles of affirmative action.

To apply, please use the web link below:

https://jobs.shu.edu/en-us/job/495544/tenuretrack-assistant-professor

Based on our need to promote activities in engineering, as well as interdisciplinary collaboration, our preferences are to attract candidates with research interests in condensed-matter physics and its applications, electronics, nanoscience and nanoengineering technology, optics and photonics, biophysics, bioengineering and technology, biosensors, novel instrumentation methods, quantum information science and technology, engineering physics of complex light-matter interactions, plasma physics, and materials physics and engineering. The candidate is expected to build an on-campus interdisciplinary research program, successfully seek sponsored research grants, and involve undergraduate and graduate students in applied and engineering-based scholarly activity. We seek a candidate who demonstrates excellence in teaching lecture and laboratory courses at all levels, especially to students of diverse backgrounds.

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