Researcher

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Posted: 21-Feb-26

Type: Full-time

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Research Support - Laboratory/Non-Laboratory
Staff/Administrative

Internal Number: R145557

The Ohio State University, College of Engineering, Department of Integrated and Systems Engineering seeks a Researcher (Research Engineer) to serve in a senior-level capacity within the College. This is a Specialized Track position in which work is accomplished through both independent contributions and active participation on multidisciplinary project teams. The successful candidate will apply industry-informed expertise and demonstrate a strong command of cognitive systems engineering and modern systems safety principles. The role requires the ability to independently complete research and routine assignments while also leading and contributing to complex, large-scope projects that support the Departments research and applied engineering objectives.

Lead research focused on resilience engineering and safety management to support the design of relevant undergraduate and graduate coursework in cognitive systems engineering and modern systems safety. Utilize research to develop and design course content, instructional materials, and experiential learning activities that reflect current research and industry practice. Support existing CSEL staff in conducting system-focused operational safety assessments. This includes assisting with the evaluation of complex systems, identifying potential hazards, and assessing risk mitigation strategies.

Design, develop, and deliver specialized, industry-specific training focused on the investigation of close calls, accidents, and other operational events. Create proposals for new lab projects (both grants and contracts). Mentor lab students and other staff. Attend and speak at national and international conferences to represent the lab. Perform other duties as assigned to support organizational goals and evolving program needs.

Essential Duties

Duty Pct.

Duty Description

40%

Lead research focused on resilience engineering and safety management to support the design of relevant undergraduate and graduate coursework in cognitive systems engineering and modern systems safety. Utilize research to develop and design course content, instructional materials, and experiential learning activities that reflect current research and industry practice. The coursework is designed to build foundational knowledge, analytical skills, and practical competencies for students entering complex, safety-critical domains. Contribute to lab administration activities and create proposals for new lab projects (both grants and contracts).

20%

Support existing CSEL staff in conducting system-focused operational safety assessments. This includes assisting with the evaluation of complex systems, identifying potential hazards, and assessing risk mitigation strategies. The goal is to enhance overall operational safety while ensuring consistency with established standards and best practices. Mentor lab students and other staff. Attend and speak at national and international conferences to represent the lab

15%

Design, develop, and deliver specialized, industry-specific training focused on the investigation of close calls, accidents, and other operational events. This training equips participants with practical methodologies for data collection, root cause analysis, and documentation of findings. The program emphasizes consistent investigative practices that support learning, prevention, and continuous improvement in operational safety.

10%

Lead CSEL efforts to leverage data analytics tools to improve safety in high-risk and high-consequence work environments. This includes integrating data from multiple sources to identify trends, precursors, and systemic risks that may contribute to adverse events. Insights derived from these analyses are used to inform proactive safety interventions, support decision-making, and enhance overall risk management strategies.;

10%

Guide and support CSELs efforts to develop and sustain industrial partnerships and sponsorships by identifying strategic collaboration opportunities, engaging industry stakeholders, and aligning partnerships with CSELs mission and research priorities.

5%

Create flexible frameworks to support the development of multi-year quality and safety maturation plans for CSEL partners.

Education/Experience

Minimum Education

Required

Major

Desired

Major

Bachelors and 5 years of

Experience or Masters

And 3 years of Experience

Engineering

Masters preferred and

5 years of experience

Engineering

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