Alexander Crombie Humphreys Chair in Economics of Engineering

About the Alexander Crombie Humphreys Chair in Economics of Engineering
The Chair, endowed in 1928, is named for Stevens' past president Alexander Crombie Humphreys, a graduate of Stevens' Class of 1881, who served from 1902 to 1927. Humphreys is credited as a founder of the field of Engineering Economics.

About the School of Systems & Engineering
The School of Systems and Enterprises provides interdisciplinary education and research rooted in systems thinking. We focus on applying a “systems approach” to better understand the nature of problems and opportunities, and to conceive novel concepts and solutions that achieve breakthrough results across a wide range of domains. It is our vision to solve critical national and global challenges of the 21st century using systems approaches.

Attributes & Qualifications
* Exceptional research leadership and achievement in the Economics of Engineering and a history of successful collaboration;
* Champion the use of value in value-based systems thinking;
* Dynamic individual with demonstrated leadership skills who has a clear vision for using the Economics of Engineering to help address the critical systems challenges that we face in the 21st century;
* Key areas of interest could include the role of economics and valuation in large scale evolving complex systems and enterprises, long-term systemic sustainability, service intensive systems and enterprises, and other areas where engineering economics plays a major role.
* Appointment will be at the Full Professor or Associate Professor Rank, dependent on scholarly achievement and accomplishments.

Applicants must submit a letter of interest and a CV or resume to the attention of:
Dinesh Verma, Ph.D., Dean and Professor
School of Systems and Enterprises
Stevens Institute of Technology
1 Castle Point on Hudson
Hoboken, NJ 07030
EMAIL: achchair(at)stevens.edu
Website: sse.stevens.edu/ach-chair