The AE Post-Doc Fellowship Program:


Launching NextGen Researchers and Faculty

As the largest and most highly ranked publicly-funded aerospace engineering program in the country, the Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering has gained invaluable experience in research, teaching, and the fast-changing aerospace industry. In creating the AE Post-Doctoral Fellowship Program, we are seeking to share that insight with select AE and ME doctorates - individuals who want to advance themselves and the discipline.

This is a launching point. If you are a bright, productive, and ambitious doctoral student with an interest in joining academia, the AE Post-Doc Fellowship Program will give you an opportunity to expand your skillset, widen your professional network, and - we are confident - make your next career move, your best career move.

What to Expect

  • As an AE Post-Doc Fellow, you will receive professional mentorship in both teaching and research management from two professors in the Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering. These are among the most knowledgeable experts in the discipline, each with years of experience teaching some of the sharpest students in the world. Your mentors will assist you not only in planning your lectures, but in positioning yourself as a role model and mentor to our students - both undergraduate and graduate. You will gain instructional experience by teaching one undergraduate course per year.
  • As an AE Post-Doc Fellow, you will receive a very competitive salary and up to $1,500 in travel funds to facilitate your attendance at professional conferences or to support your own speaking engagements. You will give at least one technical seminar before your AE colleagues once a year.
  • As an AE Post-Doc Fellow, you will work alongside two faculty members on externally-funded research projects - experience that will put you in an excellent position to apply for tenure-track teaching positions here, or at other top-tier universities.
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Applications accepted until January 5, 2024, the following items are required: 

  • A curriculum vitae
  • The names and contact information of three references
  • A statement of interest that includes a brief description of research and teaching interests
    (2 pgs. max.)

Post-Doctoral Fellowship (PDF)

Have questions? 

Please contact: 

Karen M Feigh
Professor and Associate Chair for Research

Current Post-Doc Fellows

Darius Carter
Post-doctoral Fellow
Raphaël Gautier
Research Faculty
Sungil Hong
Post-doctoral Fellow
Eva Kallou
Post-doctoral Fellow
Jeongwoo Ko
Post-doctoral Fellow
Sangyup Lee
Post-doctoral Fellow