Bring materials expertise to AMM5119 at the University of Ottawa’s Main Campus, teaching fracture mechanics in person on Tuesday evenings. English is the instruction language.
The Department of Mechanical Engineering is appointing a regular part-time professor for the Winter 2027 semester. Fracture Mechanics explores fatigue, stress corrosion cracking, creep fracture, crack propagation, and probabilistic fracture. The three-credit course has expected enrolment of 60 and includes 39 work hours. Candidates should connect materials science and manufacturing knowledge with mechanical engineering foundations.
Key Responsibilities:

Deliver the three-credit Fracture Mechanics course
Teach fatigue and stress corrosion cracking concepts
Explain creep fracture and probabilistic fracture
Explore microscopic crack propagation mechanisms
Teach in person Tuesday from 19:00 to 22:00
Requirements:

Materials-focused PhD in Mechanical Engineering
Strong materials science and manufacturing background
Mechanical engineering background
Canadian professional engineering licensure or eligibility
Passive competence in the second language
Teach AMM5119 with materials science, manufacturing, and fracture mechanics expertise as a regular part-time professor.

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Materials Engineering Professor AMM5119