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Principal Research Scientist/Engineer Huntsville I/II/III/IV/V/VI/VII
Auburn University

This position will be located in Huntsville, AL

The Charles D. McCrary Institute for Cyber and Critical Infrastructure Security at Auburn University seeks an experienced Principal Research Scientist/Engineer.  This position will provide strategic and technical leadership for the design, development, deployment, and sustainment of advanced artificial intelligence, machine learning, software engineering, and solution architecture capabilities across the organization’s research and technology portfolio. This position is responsible for overseeing AI/ML engineering, software delivery, enterprise solution architecture, DevSecOps practices, and secure technology deployment while ensuring scalable, reusable, and mission-focused solutions.

The role leads the development of innovative AI-enabled capabilities supporting government, defense, and applied research initiatives, including AI-powered malware analysis, open-source intelligence (OSINT) platforms, maritime and rural health technology solutions, and other emerging

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Job Description

Stevens Institute of Technology invites applications for a Post Doc to support innovative research in artificial intelligence, wearable sensing technologies, and digital health. The Post Doc will contribute to externally funded research focused on the development of next-generation AI-enabled wearable technologies for human movement analysis. The successful candidate will collaborate with faculty, clinical partners, and research staff while advancing machine learning methodologies, publishing scholarly work, mentoring graduate students, and supporting future research initiatives.

Essential Responsibilities

Oversee the development of the next-generation AI-Sole, AI-enabled instrumented insoles for stride-by-stride spatiotemporal and kinetic gait monitoring in natural environments, leading data processing efforts. Develop and apply supervised machine learning regression models to identify spatiotemporal and kinetic digital mobility outcomes (DMOs) reflecting walking function and evaluate their clinometric properties. Collaborate with clinical partners and participate in project meetings. Publish research findings in high-impact journals and present

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The Durham School of Architectural Engineering and Construction (https://engineering.unl.edu/durhamschool) at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) invites applications for an Assistant Professor of Practice position in the area of Construction Management and Construction Engineering beginning no later than January 2027. This is a non-tenure track, 9-month faculty appointment (paid over 12 months). The Durham School is co-located in two cities, Lincoln and Omaha, which are approximately 50 miles apart. With approximately 30 faculty, 700 undergraduate students, and 100 graduate students, the Durham School is the only endowed academic unit ($30 million) in the UNL College of Engineering and has strong ties with several world-class construction firms, including Black & Veatch, Hensel Phelps, JE Dunn, Kiewit, McCarthy, Mortenson, Turner, Whiting-Turner, and many others. The position is expected to be based in Lincoln at Kiewit Hall, a $115 million teaching facility that serves as engineering’s academic hub

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The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Massachusetts Amherst is seeking talented applicants qualified for tenure-track assistant professor position. Under exceptional circumstances, highly qualified candidates at other ranks may receive consideration. The appointment is expected to begin September 1, 2027. The Department is committed to building a vibrant and inclusive academic community that reflects and advances the university’s strategic priorities.

The position is defined broadly in remote sensing systems and technologies across the entire electromagnetic spectrum. Scholars working across disciplines are particularly encouraged. Specific areas of interest include but are not limited to: microwave and optical, active and passive instruments or systems and their application to the remote sensing of land, water, or the atmosphere. Payloads and instrument concepts for small satellites or other resource-constrained platforms such as UAVs are of particular interest. We are committed to expanding the scope of

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