Associate Professors in Supply Chain Management and

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The University of Luxembourg is a multilingual, international research University.

**2 Associate Professors (tenure-track) in Supply Chain Management and Logistics at the Luxembourg Centre for Supply Chain Management and Logistics (LCL) (in collaboration with the MIT) (M/F)**
- Fixed-term employment contract (5 years)

The LCL is a joint initiative of the University of Luxembourg and the MIT Global SCALE Network. The LCL is part of the Faculty of Law, Economics, and Finance at the University of Luxembourg.

University of Luxembourg and the LCL

Founded in 2003, the University of Luxembourg is the only public university of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. It is a multicultural and modern European research university with a personal atmosphere, close to the European institutions and innovative companies based in Luxembourg. With an emphasis on interdisciplinary research, the University of Luxembourg strives for international excellence as well as regional relevance. The University of Luxembourg offers a competitive package and an international research and teaching environment.

Your Role
- lead major research activities (seminars, conferences, workshops) and strategic research areas that are of paramount importance for the community of Luxembourg at large (e.g., finance and supply chain management, multi-modal transport and logistics, and supply chain analytics);
- engage in developing and delivering graduate (masters and doctoral) level classes as well as executive courses in supply chain management, logistics, and/or related fields;
- foster and lead interdisciplinary research, in particular with the research units of the University of Luxembourg;
- build and grow partnerships with the industry and universities in Luxembourg and Europe.For questions please contact:
Professor Benny Mantin

Director of the Luxembourg Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management

UNIVERSITÉ DU LUXEMBOURG

162a, avenue de la Faiencerie

L-1511 Luxembourg

Your Profile
- A PhD in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Operations Management, Business Economics, Engineering, or related field, completed at least three years ago;
- Teaching experience at a leading university;
- Significant record of published and forthcoming articles in relevant refereed journals
- Extensive network and experience in industry collaboration and proven track record in obtaining research grants from both the public and private sector (well linked to the industry);
- Excellent experience and ability to conduct leading international research projects;
- Linguistic skills needed to evolve in a multilingual environment. The University of Luxembourg is set in a ultilingual context. It is desired that the English must be excellent and a good working knowledge in at least one of the two following languages: French and German. However, it is also possible to obtain proficiency in a second language after being hired as the University provides access to language classes. A basic knowledge of French had to be acquired during the first two years.
- Ability and willingness to work in a team and collaborate across disciplines.

Further Information

Applications should contain the following the documents:

- A detailed curriculum vitae with a list of publications, courses taught (including evaluations of the most recent two years), research grants, industry collaborations and experience, as well as management and administrative positions held;
- A cover letter including a statement highlighting scientific, educational, and other activities of particular significance for this position;
- Any additional material highlighting significant publications, success in obtaining research funding, industry contacts and collaborations, experience in management positions within a university, as well as other relevant qualifications and achievements are appreciated.

Further Information
Professor Katalin Ligeti

Dean of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance

University of Luxembourg

4, rue Alphonse Weicker

L-2721 Luxembourg

The University of Luxembourg is an equal opportunity employer.