College-wide search for new AI faculty members
The Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering is investing in artificial intelligence to prepare students for the rapidly evolving digital world. We are hiring 10 new AI faculty members in the next two years who are skilled in the foundations of AI in an engineering context.
Students will learn how to use AI to solve engineering challenges and generate data for AI models. Each new faculty member will have their academic home in one or two of the departments within the College.
Help the college prepare students for the digital transformation.
Apply now:
For full consideration, please apply by January 5, 2025.
What starts here changes the world. The Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering is known for numerous discoveries, leading to solutions for global challenges in water, health, energy, and the environment. The true goal of research is to discover technologies, standards, methods, products, and processes that improve the world we live in.
$99.9 Million
Total Research Expenditures
Fiscal Year 2022-23
Top Ranking in the U.S.
Department of Atmospheric Science1
1: National Research Council (2010); 2: US News and World Report (2016)
Top six
Average Research Funding per Faculty Among Public Land Grant Engineering Colleges2
Featured research
Graduate Programs
Top-rated faculty, robust research programs, and outstanding opportunities have lead to the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering’s world-class reputation.
Learn more about our graduate academic and research programs and how to apply to the college.
CSU is the place to be for aerospace education, research, and access to industry partnerships.
At CSU, we are building a new generation of engineers. Engineers who can leverage existing tools from AI to understand, monitor and control existing systems.