Research Director – Center For Aerospace Resilient Systems
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Daytona Beach, FL, USA
Not specified; retirement: 6% base salary contribu...
Ph.d. in relevant field required
Aviation and aerospace systems expertise
Cybersecurity risk assessment knowledge
The Research Director will strengthen and grow the CARS research portfolio with a near-term focus on aerospace cybersecurity in defense, civil aviation, and space systems
Job Summary
The Research Director will strengthen and grow the CARS research portfolio with a near-term focus on aerospace cybersecurity in defense, civil aviation, and space systems.
Candidates must demonstrate the ability to lead high-quality research initiatives, acquire external funding, and collaborate effectively with diverse stakeholders including industry and government partners.
Embry-Riddle offers comprehensive benefits including immediate vesting retirement contributions, free tuition for employees and family, and generous paid time off.
Matching Summary
The Research Director will strengthen and grow the CARS research portfolio with a near-term focus on aerospace cybersecurity in defense, civil aviation, and space systems.
Salary
Not specified; Retirement: 6% base salary contribution plus 4% match; Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, free tuition, personal leave
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Ph.D. in relevant field required
Aviation and aerospace systems expertise
Cybersecurity risk assessment knowledge
AI/ML application to aerospace systems
External sponsored funding acquisition
US security clearance eligibility
Nice-to-have
Experience with AAM/UAS technologies
Strong industry and government networking
Interdisciplinary collaboration skills
Regulatory compliance knowledge
Thought leadership in resilience
Key Requirements
Minimum Ph.D. or equivalent terminal degree
5+ years post-degree professional experience
Ability to acquire US security clearance
Proven track record of securing external grants
Demonstrated research achievement in aerospace domain