Shape guidance, navigation, and control research at McGill University for aerospace systems. Work within a tenure-track faculty appointment emphasizing research, teaching, and service.

The Mechanical Engineering Department welcomes candidates at the Assistant Professor level, preferably, with expertise in GNC, autonomous systems, flight dynamics, or spacecraft dynamics. Research may include autonomous navigation, cooperative systems, resilient autonomy, launch vehicle control, or proximity operations. Emerging approaches such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, perception, and data-driven methods are also relevant.

Key Responsibilities:
Conduct research advancing guidance, navigation, and control
Develop research connecting emerging methods with aerospace systems




Teach Mechanical Engineering students at undergraduate and graduate levels
Supervise and mentor students across disciplines and backgrounds
Participate in University, qualified, and societal service

Requirements:
Ph.D. with preferred Mechanical or Aerospace Engineering first degree
Evidence of outstanding research achievements or robust research potential
Commitment to excellence in research and teaching
Canadian skilled engineering association membership or eligibility
Dedication to diversity of populations and perspectives

Apply guidance, navigation, control, and emerging autonomy methods through McGill Mechanical Engineering research and teaching.

📌 Assistant Professor Guidance Navigation Control Montreal
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📍 Montreal