[Logprofs] Job position at Chalmers University of Technology

Mats Johansson mats.johansson at chalmers.se
Thu Nov 19 12:47:30 EST 2015


Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor in Logistics and Transport
(Full time permanent position)

For full text and application, please visit http://www.chalmers.se/en/about-chalmers/vacancies/Pages/default.aspx?rmpage=job&rmjob=3505

The Department of Technology Management and Economics conducts prominent research within areas such as logistics, transport, operations management, innovation, entrepreneurship, industrial marketing, service management and quality sciences. The department consists of seven divisions and four research centres. Our research is linked to several of Chalmers Areas of Advance.

Information about the division
The Division of Logistics and Transportation is looking to fill an open-rank full time permanent position in logistics and transport. The division pursues a problem-oriented, empirical and inter-disciplinary research, with strong emphasis on industry and societal relevance and high visibility in leading academic journals. Teaching and supervision at all levels (MSc, PhD, executive) are important tasks, and are clearly embedded in research and practical relevance. Currently, we focus on the following key research themes, with environmental sustainability and technology development (in particular IT) as driving forces as well as enablers:
•    Physical distribution structures
•    Sustainable logistics services
•    Supply chain structure and sourcing
•    Operations planning and control
•    Materials handling
•    Freight transport operations and management

The details of the departmental research activities may be found at http://www.chalmers.se/en/departments/tme/Pages/default.aspx.

Major responsibilities
The position involves conducting research of high international quality within the subject area. Further, it involves coordinating and teaching courses  and to supervise students at various levels. It also requires a participation in further development of the research group and its networks within academy and industry, and applying for external funding.
The research approach requires the applicant to interact with industry and society, and be able to communicate the scientific results, both to the public and industry and through scientific publications.

Qualifications
The successful applicant should have a Ph.D. degree in freight transport, logistics or supply chain management. The applicant must have a broad competence within the research area described above, together with a strong and distinct specialty that complements the current activities at the division. Of particular interest is the subject area of logistics and freight transport, and its integration with the wider supply chain. Since we have a strong collaborative research culture we look for a candidate who can contribute to existing research focuses as well as develop new areas.

The Division conducts education on both undergraduate and graduate lavel. For this reason, the applicant must have a substantial documented pedagogical experience and we place a great deal of emphasis on the pedagogical portfolio.

Meritorious qualifications for the position are: - Postdoctoral positions or correspondingly - Experience of course coordination - Shown ambition and success in attracting external funding - Participation in international research networks within the subject area - Teamwork skills to work closely and collaboratively with colleagues and external partners
Regardless of the level, the position requires sound verbal and written communication skills in Swedish and English. If Swedish is not your native language, you are encouraged to learn basic Swedish within a few years. Chalmers offers Swedish courses.

For questions, please contact:
Magnus Blinge, Head of Division, +46 31 772 13 22
Maria Elmquist, Head of Department + 46 31 772 84 12
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