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Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Nonprofit aviation and aerospace university

Industry Expert Research Scientist - Center for Aerospace Resilient Systems, CARS

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Full-timeDaytona Beach, FL, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Research Scientist candidates must have a minimum of 20 years of relevant industry experience; Senior Research Scientist candidates must have a minimum of 30 years of relevant industry experience.
  • A Ph.D. or equivalent terminal degree in a relevant discipline is valuable, while leadership and innovation in industry-government or industry technology development and research are most important.
  • Candidates must demonstrate research engagement, including influence, capture, and/or execution of relevant new technology development or research projects.
  • Applicants should have expertise in aviation and aerospace cybersecurity, comprehensive knowledge of aviation and aerospace systems, operations, principles, regulations, and best practices, and understanding of cybersecurity risk assessment, vulnerability management, systems resiliency evaluation, and testing within the aerospace domain.
  • Applicants should have experience applying artificial intelligence, machine learning, and quantum computing.
  • Applicants should demonstrate the ability to foster collaboration among industry, government, and academic leaders and work with and mentor students in CARS research efforts.
  • Applicants should have a proven track record of bringing diverse stakeholders together to achieve common goals.
  • Applicants should have a demonstrated background in research and data analysis and experience designing and conducting aviation and aerospace systems research.
  • Applicants should be able to promote and support aviation systems innovation through new technologies, strategies, and practices, and demonstrate thought leadership in aviation and aerospace systems.
  • Applicants should adhere to ethical conduct and professional standards in aerospace systems-related work.
  • Applicants should be able to communicate aerospace systems concepts, research findings, and ideas to diverse audiences and build professional working relationships through networking.
  • Applicants should be familiar with global and regional aviation and aerospace systems standards.
  • Applicants should be able to collaborate across disciplines, incorporating insights from engineering, human factors, policy, and other relevant fields to address resilience challenges.
  • Applicants should have strong analytical skills for interpreting systems data and making data-driven decisions to enhance resilience measures.
  • Applicants should be willing to adapt and improve strategies based on emerging trends, technologies, and lessons learned.
  • Applicants should uphold integrity, innovation, and collaboration and adapt to the global aviation and aerospace ecosystem, including its diverse regulatory environments and cultural factors.
  • Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in generating financially viable and pertinent research proposals and effectively executing projects after securing contracts.
  • Candidates must have a forward-looking perspective on the aviation and aerospace systems industry and strong verbal and written communication skills.
  • Candidates must be able to work in industry, government, and academic environments.
  • Candidates must be able to acquire a U.S. security clearance.
  • Successful candidates must have a proven history of autonomously initiating and executing research outside of established research centers.

Responsibilities

  • Research Scientists serve as independent scientific researchers or collaborators on multi-scientist research initiatives and may lead discrete components of larger projects under the general direction of a senior or principal investigator.
  • Research Scientists are expected to capture and lead research proposals that can significantly aid a research center’s ongoing projects.
  • Senior Research Scientists conduct significant original research or serve as senior collaborators on multi-scientist research initiatives, typically leading substantive aspects of overall projects under the general guidance of a principal researcher.
  • Senior Research Scientists are expected to capture and lead large-dollar-value research proposals and may serve as co-investigators and/or principal investigators of externally funded research grants.
  • Lead acquisition and support execution of high-quality research that advances knowledge in enhancing aviation and aerospace resilient systems.
  • Collaborate across industry and government stakeholders and engage with faculty, staff, and students to pursue research projects and contribute to the Center’s mission.
  • Conduct research through ERAU/CARS, independently secure grant funding to support the work while serving as Principal Investigator, or serve as personnel supported by grants led by other CARS investigators.
  • Supervise and manage projects collaboratively and in a results-driven manner.

About the Company

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Nonprofit aviation and aerospace university

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is a private, nonprofit institution focused on aviation, aerospace and engineering, with campuses in Daytona Beach, Florida, Prescott, Arizona, plus Worldwide Online and Asia campuses. It offers over 100 undergraduate and graduate programs spanning aviation, engineering, business, computing, security and space studies. What sets Embry-Riddle apart is its deep aerospace-industry ties and hands-on flight and research facilities. The goal is to prepare graduates for careers across aviation and aerospace.

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