Preference will be given to Aboriginal candidates. Candidates shall have documented evidence of successful teaching experience and should possess or show evidence of the ability to develop a research program in Education. Responsibilities include teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, supervision of student teaching and graduate students, and maintaining a productive research program. The successful candidate is expected to be dedicated to engineering education, to carry out externally funded research and to champion a proposed inter-disciplinary graduate program in Environmental Engineering. The candidate must be, or be qualified and willing to register as a Professional Engineer in Canada.
Professional experience is an asset.
Minimum qualifications for the appointments are an earned Ph.D. in electrical engineering, registration or qualifications and willingness to register as a Professional Engineer in Canada, and a commitment to excellence in teaching and research. Minimum qualifications for the appointment are an earned Ph.D. in a related field, registration or qualifications and willingness to register as a Professional Engineer in Canada, and a commitment to excellence in teaching and research. The successful applicant will be expected to teach in the areas of forest landscape management using current modeling software to include management of forests, wildlife habitats and populations, and recreational opportunities in sustainable environments to meet socio-economic objectives. Applicants should hold at least one degree in forestry, be qualified to become a registered professional forester and have demonstrated abilities to initiate and complete meaningful research. The candidate must also be able to interact with the forest industry, government and the general public.