D. Degree in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, Precision Agriculture, or a closely related field completed by date of application; At least five years of directing/supervising experience; Eligible for the rank of Professor at SDState in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, Precision Agriculture, or a closely related field; Productive history in research, teaching, or Extension outreach; Ability to communicate effectively with a variety of audiences; Excellent verbal and written communication skills; Demonstrated organizational and time management skills; Strong interpersonal skills; Ability to work as a contributing team member; Demonstrated use of technology in managing and/or delivering educational programs; Demonstrated ability or potential to plan, develop, implement, and evaluate educational materials and direct effective programs. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: Recognized nationally or internationally in field of expertise; Ability to manage personnel and budgets; Demonstrated collaboration in securing resources to support new and/or enhanced departmental programs and services; Ability to foster a student-centered environment; Familiarity with agricultural and conservation practices in the Midwest and Great Plains regions; Commitment to public service; Demonstrated understanding of the Land Grant University philosophy and system.