Assistant Professor Fluid Mechanics
1 day ago
Toronto, ON, Canada
University of Toronto
Full-time
€140,000 - €170,000 Contract
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Advance fluid mechanics and heat transfer research as an Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto in downtown Toronto. Teaching and research excellence are central.
The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering seeks an Assistant Professor for its tenure-stream faculty. Broad interests include computational and experimental fluid mechanics, heat transfer, sustainable energy, robotics, and artificial intelligence. Candidates will complement existing departmental strengths through innovative research and teaching.
Key Responsibilities
- Pursue innovative and independent research
- Establish an externally funded research program
- Develop research interests complementing departmental strengths
- Teach assigned courses and fulfill service responsibilities
Requirements:
- PhD in Mechanical Engineering or related area
- Demonstrated excellence in research and teaching
- Publications meeting high international standards
- Evidence of teaching accomplishments and instructional effectiveness
- Professional Engineer registration or eligibility preferred Bring fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and teaching expertise to the University of Toronto’s Mechanical and Industrial Engineering department.
Key Responsibilities
- Pursue innovative and independent research
- Establish an externally funded research program
- Develop research interests complementing departmental strengths
- Teach assigned courses and fulfill service responsibilities
Requirements:
- PhD in Mechanical Engineering or related area
- Demonstrated excellence in research and teaching
- Publications meeting high international standards
- Evidence of teaching accomplishments and instructional effectiveness
- Professional Engineer registration or eligibility preferred Bring fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and teaching expertise to the University of Toronto’s Mechanical and Industrial Engineering department.