Tenure-Track Faculty in Biomanufacturing Systems Engineering (All Ranks)

The Carl R. Ice College of Engineering seeks applicants for an open rank tenure-track faculty position, with an anticipated start date of August, 2025. The college is interested in candidates who can contribute to the teaching and research mission of the college and university in the area of biomanufacturing systems engineering. The successful candidate may join the faculty in one of the following disciplines:  industrial and manufacturing systems engineering, electrical and computing engineering, chemical engineering, computer science, or mechanical and nuclear engineering.

The successful candidate will be highly collaborative and seek opportunities to develop collaborations with industry to build out an innovation ecosystem with translational research with specific emphasis in integrating and optimizing biomanufacturing systems.  The successful applicant will demonstrate an ability to contribute to one or more of the following research areas:

• Smart biomanufacturing through automation, robotics, and digital twins for scalable and efficient biomanufacturing systems,
• Data-driven biomanufacturing systems modeling and simulation,
• Real-time decision-making for biomaterials processing,
• Biomanufacturing systems optimization and control to enhance bioprocessing efficiency, resource allocation, and supply chain logistics.
• Real-time quality control and adaptive process improvements leveraging machine learning, IoT-enabled monitoring, and predictive analytics in biomaterials processing.

The successful candidate will also be passionate about teaching next-generation students both within their discipline and also at the intersections between disciplines.

Go to the HR page to apply: https://careers.k-state.edu/jobs/assistant-associate-full-professor-manhattan-kansas-united-states