Associate Professor or Assistant Professor (Tenure Track) in Advanced Manufacturing

The University of Luxembourg is an international research university known for its multilingual and interdisciplinary character. The Department of Engineering (DoE) focuses on developing technological solutions, digitalization, and sustainable resource use. The DoE collaborates with various interdisciplinary centers and has strong ties with national and international research institutions.

Your Role

The successful candidate will lead a globally recognized research program in Advanced Manufacturing. Key research areas include:

• Sustainable production
• Innovative production systems and materials
• Integrated production management
• Virtual technologies in manufacturing
• Automation and Robotics

The candidate should engage in interdisciplinary collaborations with academic and industrial partners.

Your Profile

• Education: Ph.D. in mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, or a related discipline.
• Research: Strong track record in research with experience in acquiring and managing research projects.
• Teaching: Experience in teaching at undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate levels.
• Skills: Proficient in English and either French or German, with good presentation, communication, organizational, and management skills.

We Offer

• A stimulating research environment with state-of-the-art laboratories.
• Easy contacts with industry and established networks with neighboring universities.
• Attractive remuneration and significant starting research budget.
• National and EU funding opportunities and institutional support.
• A diverse and inclusive living and working environment.

How to Apply

Applications must be submitted in English and include:

1. Curriculum vitae
2. Motivation letter
3. Research statement
4. Teaching statement
5. Full list of publications
6. Names of at least 3 references

Application Deadline: September 15, 2024
Earliest Starting Date: April 2025
Job Reference: UOL06650 / F1-030017

Contact: For further questions, contact Stephan Leyer, Head of the Department of Engineering, at stephan.leyer@uni.lu.

The University of Luxembourg is committed to gender equality and encourages female candidates to apply, especially in departments where gender parity is not yet achieved.