Assistant Professor of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering

initiative in Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence (AI), which studies AI in the context of the systems and society in which it is deployed. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to: Complex system architecture, design, evaluation, and operation, especially related to AI-enabled systems Test, evaluation, validation, and verification of AI enabled systems Artificial intelligence and machine learning to support systems engineers in their work. Techniques and metrics for designing and evaluating explainable, interpretable, and trustworthy AI-enabled systems Management, policy, risk, and decision-making for AI-enabled systems New faculty will join a vibrant department with a diverse faculty, housed in a $275M building that fosters interdisciplinary efforts across multiple fields. The university and department have a strong commitment to recruiting faculty of the highest caliber who have thrived in different environments and would enrich the university with different experiences and perspectives. We are especially interested in faculty who can engage in the AI-related interdisciplinary efforts already identified as priorities for GW, such as the GW Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence Initiative (GWTAI) and the NIST-NSF Institute for Trustworthy AI in Law and Society (TRAILS). The George Washington University is the largest academic institution in the nation’s capital. GW offers excellent opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration, with faculty, schools, and institutes in diverse areas such as energy and the environment, public health, law, international affairs, public policy, the humanities, and many others. The exceptional location affords the GW community unique cultural and intellectual opportunities. This region offers access to many federal funding agencies, research laboratories, and one of the largest concentrations of technology companies in the nation, supporting high impact research agendas and creating opportunities for professional couples. Established mechanisms to support close research collaborations with the federal ecosystem include membership in the NIST Professional Research Experience Program (PREP) and the Systems Engineering Research Center (SERC). Responsibilities: Faculty hired in this position will be expected to build a substantial research program, mentor graduate students in research, and teach courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Minimum Qualifications: By the date of appointment, applicants for the Assistant Professor of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering position must have earned a doctorate in Systems Engineering, Engineering Management, or a related field (including, but not limited to, human factors engineering, computer science, industrial/organizational psychology, industrial engineering, information systems, etc.). ABD candidates will be considered but must complete all degree requirements for the doctorate by the date of the appointment. They must also have demonstrated experience or potential for building a nationally recognized research program, mentoring graduate and undergraduate students in research, and teaching across multiple topics in our undergraduate and graduate curriculum.