The MAE department at CWRU has a renowned history of scholarly activities that encompass a broad range of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, from microgravity to biologically inspired robotics, biomechanics, point-of-care biosensing, additive and hybrid manufacturing, artificial intelligence/machine learning for data analytics, learning-enabled control, thermal management, hypersonic aerodynamics, fire science and engineering, and computational fluid dynamics. The successful candidate will be expected to: Contribute to excellence in undergraduate and/or graduate education through teaching undergraduate and/or graduate courses (approximately five courses per academic year), advising undergraduate and graduate students, and contributing to curriculum development and innovations.