Associate professor in Ocean and Coastal Engineering

The Associate Professor in Ocean and Coastal Engineering is a senior academic role requiring a doctorate-level education and extensive experience in the field. Candidates must demonstrate deep expertise in ocean and coastal engineering principles, including hydrodynamics, coastal processes, sediment transport, and marine infrastructure design. Proficiency in advanced numerical modeling tools and simulation software relevant to oceanographic and coastal systems is essential. The role demands a strong research background with a proven track record of scholarly publications, grant acquisition, and leadership in innovative engineering projects related to coastal resilience and marine environmental impact. Teaching responsibilities require the ability to design and deliver graduate and undergraduate courses, mentor students, and contribute to curriculum development in ocean engineering disciplines. Collaboration with interdisciplinary teams, including environmental scientists, marine biologists, and policy experts, is important to address complex coastal challenges. Experience with fieldwork, data collection, and analysis in marine environments is highly valued. The candidate should also be adept at engaging with industry stakeholders, government agencies, and community partners to translate research into practical applications and policy recommendations. Overall, the position calls for a well-rounded professional with a strong foundation in engineering theory, applied research skills, and academic leadership within the ocean and coastal engineering domain.