Description
The Department of Chemistry, Physics & Atmospheric Sciences is accepting applications for its Assistant Professor in Meteorology (Non-Tenure Track) position.
Examples of Duties
Develop and deliver undergraduate and graduate courses in:
Atmospheric modeling (e.g., NWP).
Satellite meteorology and remote sensing.
Al and data analysis applications in meteorology.
Advise and mentor students in research, internships, and professional development.
Research & Innovation: Lead and collaborate on research in:
Numerical modeling and AI-enhanced weather prediction.
Satellite algorithm development (particularly GOES and similar systems).
Environmental justice through community-engaged meteorological research.
Service & Outreach: Engage with local communities, especially udder-served and vulnerable populations, applying atmospheric science to societal needs.
Build strategic partnerships, including with federal agencies (e.g., NOA A, NWS).
Perform other duties assigned.
Typical Qualifications
A Ph.D. in Atmospheric Sciences, Meteorology, or a closely related field.
Demonstrated experience in numerical weather prediction, satellite product development, and algorithm design.
Track record of effective federal and academic collaborations, including leadership in AI or environmental modeling initiatives.
Commitment to mentoring students and engaging underrepresented communities in STEM.
Extensive experience with managing meteorology, atmospheric sciences, and related technological initiatives (i.e. GOES-R series satellite systems and earth system modeling), as well as educating the public on meteorological applications.
Proven leadership in strategic development, including organizing interdisciplinary teams and securing funding.
History of community engagement, environmental justice advocacy, or translating community needs into scientific and policy-oriented advancements.