Academic Mathematician or Statistician

Montana State University, Inc is a leading institution in research and education. The Department of Mathematical Sciences at the university has a strong focus on Mathematics and Statistics, with various programs including M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. The faculty comprises three groups: Mathematics, Statistics, and Mathematics Education.

The mathematics group includes both pure and applied mathematicians, with research areas ranging from mathematical biology, numerical PDEs, and optimization, to quantum topology, mathematical physics, complex analysis, and dynamical systems. The statistics group research areas include biostatistics, Bayesian methods, environmental and ecological statistics, multivariate statistics, spatial and spatiotemporal analysis, sports analytics, and statistics and data science education.

We are seeking candidates who will complement and extend these research areas. Successful applicants must have excellent communication skills and be able to contribute positively to the academic success of students.

The position involves research, teaching, and service. A commitment to excellence in teaching and an active research program are essential. Research responsibilities include conducting a research program that results in publication in high-quality venues and seeking external funding for research and projects.

Instructional responsibilities include teaching lower division, upper division, and graduate courses in either mathematics or statistics, as well as advising undergraduate and graduate students and supervising lower division courses.

Service includes department, college, and university committee work, participation in local and national professional organizations, and outreach to the community in alignment with the university's mission.

We estimate the salary range for this position to be between $90,000 and $120,000 annually, depending on qualifications and experience. This estimate takes into account the cost of living in Montana and industry standards for similar positions.

To be successful in this role, you must have a Doctorate in Mathematics or Statistics, as well as evidence of research potential and effectiveness in teaching. Active research and demonstrated ability to teach lower division, upper division, and graduate courses are also required.

We offer competitive benefits, including health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off. Our location in Bozeman, Montana provides easy access to outdoor recreation opportunities and a high quality of life.