Research Scientist Manufacturing Assistance Center
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Research/Development
Research Scientist, Data Scientist -
Engineering
Research Scientist
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Department
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Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center
Salary
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Commensurate with experience
The Cullen College of Engineering at the University of Houston invites applications for a full-time, non-tenure track, Research Scientist.
The Research Scientist conducts and leads applied research,technology translation, and knowledge-transfer activities that moveuniversity-developed and evidence-based engineering methods intoindustrial practice. Working within the Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center (TMAC) and under the direction of a faculty
Principal Investigator or Faculty Director, the Research Scientistformulates technical questions arising from manufacturingchallenges; designs and executes applied investigations; analyzesoperational and experimental data; develops and validatessolutions; and disseminates findings through technical reports,training, demonstrations, and direct implementation with small andmedium-sized manufacturers.
The position is supported by external sponsored funding whoseexplicit purpose includes transferring knowledge and technology from academia to industry. Administrative coordination, project budgeting, stakeholder communication, and sponsor reporting are performed in support of the research and technology-transferportfolio and are not the position's primary purpose.
Primary Research Domains- Manufacturing systems, industrial engineering, and production optimization
- Digital manufacturing, automation, data analytics, and artificial intelligence
- Product and process development, testing, validation, andscale-up
- Technology adoption, innovation diffusion, and measurement of economic and operational impact
Validates solutions in operational settings and refines methodsbased on observed results.
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