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Assistant/Associate Professor in National Defense & Security – Engineering

Purdue Engineering invites applications for tenure/tenure-track positions at Assistant or Associate ranks in all engineering disciplines. Purdue University seeks to attract multiple exceptional candidates with interests and expertise related to relevant Defense and security related fields, including but not limited to directed energy, hypersonics, integrated sensing, electronic warfare, energetic materials, propulsion, space technology, microelectronics, cybersecurity, biotechnology, quantum science, future generation wireless technology, advanced materials, trusted AI and autonomy, integrated network systems-of-systems, human-machine interfaces, supply-chain logistics, and manufacturing. Successful candidates will be expected to collaborate across disciplines in the defense or security area. US citizenship is not required to apply for this position; however, many of the externally funded national defense-related research opportunities require US citizenship. 

Successful candidates must hold a Ph.D. degree in Aeronautics and Astronautics, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Materials Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical

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The Nhữ Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) at the University of California, Irvine invites applications for an Assistant Professor (Tenure-Track) position in Quantum and Semiconductor Engineering, with an anticipated start in July 2027. Advances in quantum computing, sensing, and communications increasingly hinge on engineered semiconductor platforms, heterogeneous integration, and the device/circuit infrastructure that connects quantum hardware to scalable systems. The new position will complement and strengthen the department’s broader growth areas, including electromagnetics (photonics, RF, and microwave systems), quantum devices, III-V semiconductors, nanotechnology, and hardware-software integrated systems.

The department seeks candidates who will build a high-visibility, externally funded research program at the intersection of quantum technologies and semiconductor engineering and catalyze collaborations spanning devices, circuits, photonics, electromagnetics, communications, computer engineering, and adjacent disciplines. Applicants with expertise across experimental, computational, and theoretical approaches are welcome. Strong fits include research that advances scalable

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