Substantial startup funds are available for the successful candidate. GSU Physics, along with other core facilities within the college, hosts considerable experimental infrastructure for biophysics and condensed matter physics research, including biological sample preparation, advanced vibrational spectroscopy and spectral imaging, UV to far-infrared optoelectronics, and nanoscience facilities for the fabrication and study of layered 2D materials and semiconductors, including millikelvin temperature and high magnetic fields for studies of nanoscale specimens. Opportunities for collaboration with faculty in the Chemistry and/or Biology departments at GSU also exist and are welcomed and encouraged. In addition, the local Atlanta area offers opportunities for scientific collaboration at neighboring institutions including Georgia Institute of Technology, Clark Atlanta University, Emory University, Spelman College, Morehouse College, and the University of Georgia. 

Required Experience:  Candidates must have at least one year of post-doctoral experience with evidence of consequential research scholarship. Evidence of success in attracting grant funding or gaining access to competitive resources would be a plus. 

Required Education:  Candidates for this position must have obtained a PhD in physics or a closely related field at the time of hire. 

Preferred Qualifications/Experience:  The successful applicant will be expected to establish a vigorous research program that attracts external funding, teach graduate and undergraduate physics courses, and mentor graduate and undergraduate students in research.