Job opportunity
Additive Manufacturing Part Time Professor
University of Ottawa
Teach additive manufacturing at the University of Ottawa’s Main Campus, drawing on mechanical engineering expertise and active research. Courses are delivered in person.
The Faculty of Engineering seeks a regular part-time professor for MCG4190, Selected Topics I, during the 2027 Winter Semester. The course introduces undergraduate students to additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, through current developments, critical challenges, design tools, software, and practical applications. Students explore processes, equipment, and component design considerations.
Key Responsibilities:
Teach MCG4190 Selected Topics I during the Winter Semester
Cover additive manufacturing developments and critical challenges
Discuss design tools, software, and component considerations
Provide practical experience with processes, equipment, and applications
Prepare students for research and entrepreneurship pathways
Requirements:
PhD in Mechanical Engineering
Strong mechanical engineering background
Active research in additive manufacturing
Licensed or eligible with a Canadian engineering regulator
Availability for Monday evening in-person classes
Support undergraduate learning through additive manufacturing instruction, practical experience, and mechanical engineering research at the University of Ottawa.
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Apply on source site The Faculty of Engineering seeks a regular part-time professor for MCG4190, Selected Topics I, during the 2027 Winter Semester. The course introduces undergraduate students to additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, through current developments, critical challenges, design tools, software, and practical applications. Students explore processes, equipment, and component design considerations.
Key Responsibilities:
Teach MCG4190 Selected Topics I during the Winter Semester
Cover additive manufacturing developments and critical challenges
Discuss design tools, software, and component considerations
Provide practical experience with processes, equipment, and applications
Prepare students for research and entrepreneurship pathways
Requirements:
PhD in Mechanical Engineering
Strong mechanical engineering background
Active research in additive manufacturing
Licensed or eligible with a Canadian engineering regulator
Availability for Monday evening in-person classes
Support undergraduate learning through additive manufacturing instruction, practical experience, and mechanical engineering research at the University of Ottawa.
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