Assistant professor in Supply Chain Management or Operations Management

Assistant professor in Supply Chain Management or Operations ManagementJoin to apply for the Assistant professor in Supply Chain Management or Operations Management role at KEDGE Business School.Campus of Bordeaux.KEDGE Business School is a vibrant business school with four campuses in France (Paris, Bordeaux, Marseille, and Toulon), five international campuses (two in China, two in Africa, and one in India), as well as four associated campuses in France (Avignon, Bastia, Bayonne, and Mont‑de‑Marsan). KEDGE Business School offers an international environment, which includes 16,000 students (32% foreign students), 220 full‑time faculty members (46% of whom are international), and close to 370 international academic partners. Ranked 34th among European Business Schools and 28th worldwide for the Executive MBA by the Financial Times, KEDGE Business School belongs to the elite 1% of business schools worldwide accredited by AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA, and is a member of the French Conférence des Grandes Écoles.The Center of Excellence in Supply Chain Innovation and Transportation (CESIT) at KEDGE aims to meet the economic, environmental, and societal challenges in the supply chain by co‑developing, with companies, collectivities, institutions, and academic partners, the concepts, methods, and innovative tools necessary for the organization and transformation of the supply chain. CESIT experts are at the heart of news and research into supply chains on a national and international level, regularly involved with the media to provide insights. They work, organize, and participate in many seminars and international conferences.The Operations Management and Information Systems Academic Department (MOSI) at KEDGE brings together professors from disciplines including procurement management, supply chain management, quality management, and information systems management. These professors combine theoretical and practical teaching with the aim of providing students with specific knowledge, as well as a global and cross‑disciplinary insight into supply chain management.The MOSI Department invites applications for one position at Assistant professor in Supply Chain Management or Operations Management.ResponsibilitiesTeaching and educational development (undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate levels)Publication in academic and professional journalsResearch projects with companies or international institutionsParticipation in national and international calls for projectsStudent supervision and coachingProfile and skills requiredPh.D. or equivalent in Supply Chain Management, Operations Management or a related fieldTeaching experience related to Supply Chain Management and Operations ManagementPublication in the areas of Supply Chain Management or Operations ManagementExperience in collaborative research projects (H2020, ANR, etc.) is appreciatedAbility to teach courses in fluent English (French appreciated as well)Procedure of applicationA cover letter containing your motivation for the positionAn up‑to‑date curriculum vitae with a list of publications and most recent representative research papers and experience in research projects engineeringA teaching statement, including course details and recent course evaluationsA research statementTwo references that can be contactedFor doctoral students in their last year of Ph.D., a letter from the thesis director indicating the state of progress of the Ph.D. and the estimated date of defenseCompensations and benefitsPermanent contract / full timeStatus: ExecutiveSalary: to be negotiated / over 13 months / bonuses (research, executive education, extra hours, etc.)Paid leaves: 35 days per year + 15 exemption days per yearOther benefits: lunch vouchers, mobility bonus, complementary health insuranceSupport provided for moving in France (accommodation search, visa procedures, administrative procedures, French lessons, etc.)Starting date: September 2026.If you have questions regarding the position, please contact:Armand BAJARDHead of MOSI DepartmentFrederic BABONNEAUHead of Supply Chain Innovation and Transportation Center of ExcellenceAll of the School's employees are aware of the issues of inclusiveness, whether it be disability, gender or equal opportunity. Our school attaches key importance to inclusiveness, which is embodied in two of our strategic pillars: sustainability and inclusiveness. #J-18808-Ljbffr