44 energy positions at University of Central Florida

Student Assistant - Clean Energy (TEMP)

-based prosperity for the many communities we serve. The Opportunity: The Student Assistant- Clean Energy is an internship opportunity for undergraduate students interested in clean tech and industrial

Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or Professor, Decarbonized Energy

thing is clear: the energy transition must be clean, affordable, accessible, and reliable. A transition of this size requires collaboration across the government, public and private sectors, academia

Energy Services Specialist I

oversees operation practices to reduce energy consumption. Responsible for providing and supporting a wide variety of mission-critical services at the University, UES provides both utilities and energy

Assistant Professor, Computational Physics in Novel Materials for Energy Applications

novel materials for energy applications. UCF is home to the Renewable Energy and Chemical Transformation (REACT) faculty cluster. The successful applicant will complement existing experimental and

Assistant Research Professor in Solar and Hydrogen Smart Power and Energy Systems

to tackle, more meaningful opportunities to grow, and rewarding experiences that go beyond a paycheck. The Opportunity The University of Central Florida’s (UCF) Florida Solar Energy Center (https

Instructor or Lecturer, Genetics and Molecular Cell Biology

Genetics and Molecular Cell Biology, based on the unit’s current workload policy. We are especially interested in an individual who can contribute through their teaching and service to the diversity and

Research Assistant Professor in Integration of Applied Catalyst with Industrial Technologies

The Opportunity The University of Central Florida’s (UCF) Florida Solar Energy Center (https://energyresearch.ucf.edu/ ) is looking for a 12-month non-tenure earning research assistant professor

Controls Specialist II

Specialist II, supporting building automation systems (BAS) retrofit projects, LED lighting retrofit projects, and Duke Energy rebates. Under the supervision of the Engineering Director, Engineering Services

Centrifugal Chiller Technician II

. The use of centrally located plants benefits UCF by reducing building energy consumption and eliminating less efficient stand-alone cooling at each of the campus buildings. The department is seeking to hire

Post Doctoral Scholar

optimizations and designs of portable, modular flare gas to methanol technologies in partnership with M2X Energy Inc., which involves, but is not limited to: High pressure gas phase catalysis, benchtop reactor