The Department of Data Analytics and Information Systems in the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University invites applications for a non-tenure-track nine-month Professional Practice Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or Professor, with an anticipated starting date of August 1, 2023.
Responsibilities will focus on teaching and student mentoring in the department’s cybersecurity programs, and on the role of cybersecurity within the Intermountain Intelligence, Industry, and Security Consortium (I3SC) in collaboration with USU’s Center for Anticipatory Intelligence. I3SC is a workforce development pipeline program that prepares USU students across a wide range of disciplines to advance innovation and help secure Utah's emerging technology sector.
Teaching responsibilities within the department’s cybersecurity program focus on hands-on experiences for students with technologies that are in high-demand in today’s workforce, including information and network security, internet and data communication, penetration testing, cloud computing and applications, digital forensics, modern enterprise security, and others. The curriculum is continually expanding as industry demands change and we welcome unique course offerings from prospective candidates.
Successful candidates will bring deep industry experience with a passion and proven track record of excellence in teaching and mentoring.
Minimum qualifications for the professional practice assistant professor level:
Preferred qualifications for the professional practice assistant professor level:
Minimum and preferred qualifications for the professional practice associate professor level include those listed for the professional practice assistant professor level and also include:
Minimum and preferred qualifications for the professional practice professor level include those listed for the professional practice associate professor level and also include:
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Employees typically work indoors and are protected from weather and/or contaminants, but not, necessarily, occasional temperature changes.
The Department of Data Analytics and Information Systems (DAIS) provides an outstanding opportunity for students to gain the skills and experience needed in an increasingly data-driven world, and to use information and data technologies to inform strategic decision-making in the private and public sectors. Students in DAIS learn how to problem-solve with advanced database management, programming, and analytics tools, collaborating with faculty who are at the forefront of these fields. Students also have the opportunity to network and apply their learning in real-world settings, through internships, student clubs, and Huntsman School events. The future Analytics Solutions Center within the DAIS department will house the ongoing projects that have been developed over the past two years with external partners and sponsors. These collaborations provide a key experiential opportunity for students to work on real-world analytics problems under the guidance of faculty and partner mentors.
The mission of the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business is to develop leaders of distinction in commerce and public affairs. Our purpose is to be a career accelerator for our students and an engine of growth for our community, the state, the nation, and the world. With seven undergraduate majors, fifteen minors, six graduate degrees, and a broad portfolio of extra-curricular activities, Huntsman students have a variety of options to develop the knowledge and skills needed for career and personal success and fulfillment. Delivered in a state-of-the-art teaching facility in Logan, and at locations throughout the state of Utah and across the globe, our programs are focused around our four pillars: ethical leadership, entrepreneurial spirit, global vision, and analytical rigor.
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