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Graduate
School of Data Science (GSDS) and Department of Industrial &
Systems Engineering (ISysE) at KAIST invites applications for
tenure-track faculty positions at the levels of
Associate/Assistant/Full Professor. KAIST GSDS is a recently
established graduate (MS and PhD) program, prepared by a joint
team of KAIST faculty with the lead of ISysE department. We are
actively seeking candidates who are truly interested in building
a strong graduate program on data science, defining the future
of manufacturing/service industries and/or the human-centric
engineering field.
Apply
Here: Announcement
PDF
Applications
should be sent to:
Professor
Hayong Shin
Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering, KAIST Email:
hyshin@kaist.ac.kr
Japan
Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST), the first
specialized independent national graduate university in Japan,
with the goal of contributing actively to the global society,
invites applications from outstanding individuals for a faculty
position in the SCHOOL OF KNOWLEDGE SCIENCE. The school aims to
educate pioneers of the knowledge society in the 21st century,
through providing research and education in interdisciplinary
areas by rearranging and integrating existing disciplines in
natural sciences, engineering, social sciences and humanities.
We are seeking a new faculty member who is active in both
research and education and takes sincere interest in guiding
students to success.
Apply
Here: https://www.jaist.ac.jp/top/data/ks20210917-1e.pdf
Deadline:
September 17, 2021 (by 17:00 in Japan standard time)
Location:
Nomi, Ishikawa, Japan
The following AHFE tracks may be mostly related to the below new
career postings, but, we do not have any specific restrictions and
open to applications: RR, DI, HFAT, HFRDUS, HFSSE,
HFWT, ICEEP, PEHF, TELS (see below table for track acronyms)
Job no: 516853
Work type: Research
Faculty
Senior
management: Vice
President for Research
Department: Virginia Tech
Transportation Instit
Location: Blacksburg
Area
Categories: Engineering,
Research / Scientific, Transportation
Job Description
Make
a difference while building your career in a field that
affects the safety, health, and quality of lives of almost
everyone on a daily basis. Transportation is undergoing an
incredible transformation that is inspiring researchers to
approach problems using new technologies and
non-traditional methods. At the Virginia Tech
Transportation Institute (VTTI), a world-leading research
enterprise, we are working with government agencies,
transportation and safety organizations, vehicle
manufacturers and their suppliers, and others to overcome
these challenges and improve transportation safety and
performance on the world’s roads.
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj4VWviw5JA).
The Division of Freight, Transit, and Heavy Vehicle Safety
(DHVY), a research-focused group within VTTI, seeks
qualified and ambitious engineering/human factors/traffic
safety professionals with a strong background and proven
research record in human
factors/engineering/psychology/safety/education/public
health/vehicle technology. The ideal candidate is an
experienced researcher with a desire to eventually take a
leadership role in a growing and diverse research
division. The candidate must be capable of working
collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams (as a Research
Associate) or leading those teams (as a Senior Research
Associate) to complete transportation research projects
within constraints of time and budget. DHVY research
projects include lab and simulator studies, test track
experiments using a single vehicle, largescale
naturalistic driving studies that involve collecting data
from hundreds of vehicles on public roadways, and
large-scale data analysis efforts. DHVY research faculty
also engage in outreach activities to support a
research-to-practice model. The candidate must be
motivated to work with heavy vehicles, including
commercial trucks, transit buses, and motorcoaches. The
candidate must also be interested in safety technology,
including automation.
(https://www.vtti.vt.edu/research/ctbs/index.php)
Apply Here: https://careers.pageuppeople.com/968/cw/en-us/job/516854/research-specialistvtti
Job no: 516854
Work type: Staff
Senior
management: Vice
President for Research
Department: Virginia Tech
Transportation Instit
Location: Blacksburg
Area
Categories: Research /
Scientific, Transportation
Job Description
Dedicated
to solving the most challenging problems for truck and bus
developers, fleets, and drivers/operators. DHVY is seeking
hard working, innovative, flexible and qualified
individuals with an interest to learn and deliver
transportation research. Research projects range from
small test-track experiments using a single
next-generation heavy vehicle to large naturalistic
studies involving hundreds of vehicles on live roadways.
The research often features data acquisition systems to
unobtrusively collect various sensor elements with the aim
of characterizing the roadway, vehicle, and driver
performance. Other research focuses on simulator testing
or measuring vehicle performance in simulated modeling
environments. These measures and robust data sets are
analyzed to address specific research questions that tend
to focus on the characterization of existing
transportation problems (e.g. crash causation) and/or the
performance/development of advanced or automated vehicle
systems (e.g. crash avoidance technology). This role
requires demonstrated ability to consistently exercise
discretion and judgment as well as strong supervisory,
problem solving, communication, organization, and
documentation skills.
Duties and responsibilities will include:
Conducting various research tasks, working on multiple
projects| Reduce and check data| Supporting writing
technical reports| Participant recruitment| Track budgets|
Travel (will vary based on project, but may occur up to 50
percent of time for extended periods)| Most office hours
are daytime Monday through Friday, but must be available
and willing to work evenings and weekends as needed to
meet project deadlines.
Directions given and received:
Receive instructions on project objectives, feedback on
proposed research plans, and project logistics from
principal investigators and project managers. May
supervise or coordinate the work of graduate research
assistants, technicians, and others who assist in specific
assignments.
The following AHFE tracks may be mostly related to the below new
career postings, but, we do not have any specific restrictions and
open to applications: , UUE, DI, HFAT, Open to all
tracks (see below table for track acronyms)
The School of Digital Arts (SODA) is recruiting a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer who specialises in User Experience.
Manchester Metropolitan University has been a pioneer in modern education since its origins in 1824. Manchester Metropolitan sits in the top 200 young universities in the world, with 85% of its research rated as ‘world-leading'. The University is proud to have recently gained a TEF Silver award and has ambitious plans for the future.
Building off the institution's overarching ambition, the Manchester School of Art continues to push the boundaries of developments across the arts and creative industries. Based in the heart of Manchester, with close links with the growing creative and digital sector. The School is a pioneer in experimentation and creative learning and is now in the process of redesigning its Media provision in order to respond to industry needs. The School of Digital Arts is Manchester Metropolitan's response to and an investment in screen-based business and technologies. It will create a digital skills powerhouse that will host a diverse programme of degree apprenticeships, Continuing Professional Development, work-based training, undergraduate and postgraduate courses and resources. It will build on the award winning strengths of the Manchester School of Art, and bring together creative and craft disciplines, technical and scientific skills, industry partnerships and global research to train the next generation of talent, who will ensure that the UK continues to compete on an international scale.
Computer Games Design Lecturer/ Senior Lecturer Advert
Manchester Metropolitan University has been a pioneer in modern education since its origins in 1824. Manchester Metropolitan sits in the top 200 young universities in the world, with 85% of its research rated as ‘world-leading’. The University is proud to have recently gained a TEF Silver award and has ambitious plans for the future.
The Department of Computing and Mathematics is a large and successful academic unit in the Faculty of Science and Engineering. It is committed to achieving high-quality teaching, research and enterprise. The Department has over 70 members of academic staff and delivers courses to over 1500 students across Undergraduate, and Postgraduate programmes.
The Department expects to see significant improvements in REF2021 outcomes building on advances made in REF 2014, and we are committed to improving further the quality and volume of research. The Department has a long track record of securing research funding and has a current portfolio of funded projects from research councils, charities, the EU, and Innovate UK. The Department also works closely with employers, particularly in the region’s vibrant digital sector, on funded projects.
The Department of Computing and Mathematics is a large and successful academic community of students and staff in the Faculty of Science and Engineering that is committed to achieving high-quality teaching, research and enterprise. The Department delivers courses to over 1500 students across Undergraduate, and Postgraduate programmes and has over 70 members of academic staff with ambitious plans for growth. The Centre for Advanced Computational Science (CfACS) is a University's strategic research and knowledge exchange centre focusing on Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning, Data Science, AI ethics, Cyber Security, Mathematical and Computational Modeling and their cross-sector applications.
Our ethos is to be highly innovative in both teaching and research. Our vision to provide the current and future needed talents and workforce in the transforming economy and society. We are recognised as the sector leader in Degree Apprenticeships where we deliver the Digital and Technology Solutions programme in collaboration with a wide range of companies including multinationals and SMEs. We are a founding member and one of five theme leads of the National Institute of Coding, a consortium of 34 universities and over 100 companies and outreach organisations, that is driving teaching innovation in digital skills education to address the digital skills gap. We are the leading partner for major ERDF projects – AI Foundry and Cyber Foundry.
The Faculty of Arts and Humanities is a unique environment where Humanities, Languages and Social Sciences sit alongside the Manchester School of Art and the Manchester Fashion Institute. Student experience is at the heart of everything we do. We're proud to offer state-of-the-art facilities, including digital and technical workshops, studios and gallery spaces designed to enhance learning and collaboration.
The Department of Design is part of the Manchester School of Art - the 2nd oldest art school in the UK. Strongly connected to the creative industries in Manchester, its' extensive heritage has enabled it to become one of the leading providers of design education nationally, and it is consistently highly ranked in subject league tables.
The Department of Design is home to c1,100 students, supported by an impressive network of exciting design professionals, practitioners and researchers. Home to several areas of world-leading and internationally excellent research we pride ourselves on innovation in teaching andlearning, with collaborative opportunities for our students.
(SODA) is our response to, and an investment in, screen-based business and technologies. It will create a digital skills powerhouse that will host a diverse programme of degree apprenticeships, continuing professional development, work-based training, undergraduate and postgraduate courses and resources. It will build on the award-winning strengths of the Manchester School of Art, and bring together creative and craft disciplines, technical and scientific skills, industry partnerships and global research to train the next generation of talent, who will ensure that the UK continues to compete on an international scale.
Due to open in 2021, our new purpose-built £35m School will work closely with key cultural and industry partners including: Red Productions, BBC, ITV and HOME to ensure that Greater Manchester has the skills base needed to support its continued growth as a centre of cultural capital and creative innovation. It is estimated that the School could generate an annual boost of £13 million for the local economy. SODA has been awarded £14.9m of Government funding through the Greater Manchester Combined Authority - which has been matched by the University.
Track Name |
Acronym |
Human Factors in Artificial Intelligence and Social Computing | AISC |
Additive Manufacturing, Modeling Systems and 3D Prototyping | AMMSP |
Affective and Pleasurable Design | APD |
Advanced Production Management and Process Control | APMPC |
Transportation: Aviation | AVI |
Cross-Cultural Decision Making | CCDM |
Cognitive Computing and Internet of Things (IoT) | CCIoT |
Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship | CIE |
Neuroergonomics & Cognitive Engineering | CN |
Human Factors in Cybersecurity | CYBER |
Global Issues: Human Factors in Disease Control and Pandemic Prevention | DCPP |
Digital Human Modeling and Applied Optimization | DHMAO |
Design for Inclusion | DI |
Ergonomics in Design | ED |
Human Factors and Ergonomics in Healthcare and Medical Devices | EHMD |
Human Factors in Energy: Oil, Gas, Nuclear and Electric Power Industries | ENERGY |
Human Dynamics for the Development of Contemporary Societies | HDCS |
Human Error, Reliability, Resilience, and Performance | HERRP |
Human Factors in Aging and Special Needs | HFAS |
Human Factors and Assistive Technology | HFAT |
Human Factors for Apparel and Textile Engineering | HFATE |
Human Factors, Business Management and Society | HFBMS |
Human Factors in Communication of Design | HFCD |
Human Factors in Virtual Environments and Game Design | HFGD |
Human Factors in Management and Leadership | HFML |
Human Factors in Robots, Drones and Unmanned Systems | HFRDUS |
Human Factors and Simulation | HFSIM |
Human Factors, Software and Systems Engineering | HFSSE |
Human Factors and Wearable Technologies | HFWT |
Human Side of Service Engineering | HSSE |
Industrial Cognitive Ergonomics and Engineering Psychology | ICEEP |
Interdisciplinary Practice in Industrial Design | IPID |
Kansei Engineering | KE |
Transportation: Maritime | MAR |
The Human Aspects of Advanced Manufacturing: Managing Enterprise of the Future | MFG |
Physical Ergonomics & Human Factors | PEHF |
Transportation: Road & Rail (RR) | RR |
Human Factors in Sports, Injury Prevention and Outdoor Recreation | SIPOR |
Safety Management and Human Factors | SMHF |
Social & Occupational Ergonomics | SOE |
Transportation: Space | SPACE |
Human Factors, Architecture, Sustainable Urban Planning and Infrastructure | SUPI |
Human Factors and Systems Interaction | SYSI |
Human Factors in Training, Education, and Learning Sciences | TELS |
Usability and User Experience | UUE |