Applied Mathematics/Experimental Faculty in the Department of Mathematics

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POSITION SPECIFICS

The Department of Mathematics at The Pennsylvania State University (University Park Campus, State College, PA, USA) invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position at the rank of Assistant, Associate or Full Professor in Applied Mathematics.

The search is open to any area of Applied Mathematics combined with experiments. The successful candidate will be expected to bring an experimental component to join the William G. Pritchard Fluids Laboratory.

The anticipated starting date for this appointment is Summer or Fall of 6. The duties include research, teaching, supervision of student research at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, and service to the university and the greater professional community. The successful candidate is expected to demonstrate interest in and capacity for developing a strong, independent research program, and teaching and mentorship excellence at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Applications submitted electronically by November 2, 5, will receive full consideration. Applicants must complete the Penn State application for REQ_5 at () and also submit an application through mathjobs.org () with the following materials:

• Cover letter (maximum of 2 pages) that includes:

• Summary of the vision and goals of your research program, potential collaborations and alignment with our department and institution.

• Short summary of your most significant accomplishments.

• Curriculum Vitae (which includes a full publication list).

• Research statement: a detailed statement of your research accomplishments and your future research plans (maximum 5 pages).

• Teaching statement: a statement of your teaching philosophy and interests (maximum 2 pages).

• Four reference letters, one of which must address your teaching experience and effectiveness in detail (uploaded by the letter writers in mathjobs application).

Competitive applicants for the rank of Assistant Professor will possess a Ph.D. (or equivalent terminal degree) in Mathematics or a closely related field before beginning employment at Penn State.

Candidates seeking the rank of Associate Professor should have the same qualifications as the rank of assistant professor, as well as a strong track record of scholarly achievement, external funding, and demonstrated success in teaching and service.

Candidates for Full Professor should have the same qualifications as the rank of associate professor, as well as a track record of research publications, funding, teaching, and service that distinguishes them, nationally or internationally.

The Mathematics Department at Penn State has a history of excellence in both pure and applied mathematics with groups in number theory, dynamical systems, geometry, algebra, analysis and partial differential equations, applied mathematics and numerical analysis. The Department seeks to advance its robust agenda of research that fosters interdisciplinary connections across departments. The department hosts several research centers: the Anatole Katok Center for Dynamical Systems and Geometry, the Center for Computational Mathematics and Applications, the Center for Mathematical Biology, and the William G, Pritchard Fluids Dynamics Laboratory. The University Park campus is located in State College, a vibrant, family friendly university town in central Pennsylvania.

The William G. Pritchard Fluids Lab is a well-established, spacious experimental facility housed within the Math Department and includes a full-time machine shop.

Questions about the position and the Department of Mathematics at Penn State may be directed to Professor Paul Milewski, by e-mail at or Professor Andrew Belmonte, by e-mail at .

BACKGROUND CHECKS/CLEARANCES

Employment with the University will require successful completion of background check(s) in accordance with University policies.

BENEFITS

Penn State provides a competitive benefits package for full-time employees designed to support both personal and professional wellbeing. In addition to comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage, employees enjoy robust retirement plans. One of the standout benefits is the generous % tuition discount, available to employees as well as eligible spouses and children.

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