Milwaukee School of Engineering Hiring for Assistant Professor – Civil Engineering – Structural at Milwaukee, WI Full Time

The Civil and Architectural Engineering and Construction Management (CAECM) Department at Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) invites
nominations and applications for an open full-time faculty position beginning  August 28, 2023. The department seeks
an individual who will complement and strengthen our outstanding faculty. This position’s primary focus is structural engineering. The
preferred candidate will also be willing and able to occasionally teach fundamental course work in other specialties if necessary (e.g.,
introduction to civil engineering, introductory graphics, building materials and methods). 

MSOE, a highly ranked
undergraduate and master’s level institution of learning founded in 1903, is in the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The
institution serves nearly 3,000 undergraduate and graduate students in the areas of engineering, mathematics, business, nursing, and
communications. The university prides itself on having more laboratories than classrooms on campus, showing our commitment to experiential
learning. University faculty are primarily evaluated on their teaching excellence.

The CAECM Department maintains a strong
student-centered focus and is committed to educating future leaders in engineering design and construction. The Department currently serves
more than 400 undergraduate and graduate students and has 15 full-time faculty members of various rank and expertise. Degree offerings
include Bachelor and Master of Science in Architectural Engineering, Bachelor and Master of Science in Civil Engineering, and Bachelor of
Science in Construction Management. Several specializations are available, including structural engineering, mechanical and electrical
systems engineering for buildings, environmental and water resources engineering, transportation engineering, municipal engineering, and
construction management. In addition, the department collaborates with other departments on campus to provide broad educational
opportunities for all students. 

Under the direction of the CAECM department chair, the faculty member will primarily teach
undergraduate and some masters students, with an emphasis in the candidate’s specialty area of structural engineering, (i.e. statics,
mechanics of materials, structural analysis, steel design, concrete design, wood design, design using finite elements, structural dynamics,
etc.) Secondary duties may include occasional teaching of introductory engineering courses (e.g., Civil3D, construction materials, and first
year courses), and advising master’s students in their capstone research. Some opportunity for applied research exists, but as
primarily an undergraduate teaching college, MSOE expects that the candidate will direct his or her efforts primarily toward the
instruction, mentoring and advising of students during the 9- month academic year.

Essential Job Functions:

• Teaching of undergraduate construction management, architectural engineering and civil engineering students
  enrolled in MSOE’s CAECM programs
• Preparation of lecture materials, laboratory materials, assignments, exams, and the grading
  thereof, in conjunction with the teaching duties assigned
• Consultation with students during office hours
• Academic advising
  of students as directed by the department chair
• Assessment of student learning outcomes for courses taught
• Participation
  in department and institutional level faculty committees
• Occasional participation in open houses and other departmental and
  institutional events
• Staying current in field(s) of expertise, as time permits, through sufficient external consulting, research
  and/or continuing education during summers or the academic year.

Other Duties and Responsibilities

• Participation in voluntary departmental and/or institutional activities
• Participation in departmental curricular initiatives,
  such as updating current curricula and developing opportunities for new curricula

This list of duties and responsibilities is
not all-inclusive and may be expanded to include other duties and responsibilities as management may deem necessary from time to
time.

Qualifications

• An earned doctoral degree (Ph.D.) in architectural engineering, civil
  engineering, facilities engineering, or a closely related discipline is preferred – extensive industry experience, a master’s degree,
  and professional licensure (P.E., P.G. and/or P.H.) would be considered acceptable under the proper circumstances
• Prior college
  level teaching experience and professional licensure are strongly preferred
• Background in industrial/commercial facilities and/or
  infrastructure design engineering, with practical industry experience, is desirable
• Knowledge of various software packages
  appropriate to the candidate’s specialty is preferred
• Experience with industry software, especially Autodesk Civil3D or
  ArcGIS, is desirable

It is expected that the finalist’s appointment be made at the Assistant Professor rank, but
outstanding candidates will be considered for appointment at the Associate Professor or Professor rank. Academic rank and salary are
commensurate on the candidate’s prior experience and qualifications.

Only candidates who apply through this link
will be considered.

• When applying, please upload a single PDF file under
  the “Resume Upload” portion of the application. A complete application includes:
• Cover letter expressing interest and
  qualifications for the position
• Complete curriculum vitae
• A one-to-two page statement on the candidate’s teaching
  philosophy
• Names, affiliations, phone numbers and email addresses for a minimum of three professional references, with a very brief
  description of relationship between the candidate and referee

Review of applications will be ongoing upon receipt. For full
consideration of your application, please submit your materials as soon as possible.