From: Pamela Hinds <phinds@stanford.edu> ************************************************************************************* Post-Doctoral Fellowship at the Center for Work, Technology, and Organizations Department of Management Science and Engineering, Stanford University ************************************************************************************* The Center for Work, Technology and Organizations seeks a full-time Post-Doctoral Research Fellow with Ph.D. training in Organizational Behavior, Organizational Theory, Management, or related disciplines. A successful candidate will have conducted research, broadly, on topics related to work, especially modern-day work. A strong theoretical foundation and evidence of the ability to publish in top management journals are preferred. The fellow will be expected to be an active participant in Center lab meetings and colloquia and to mentor Ph.D. students. There are no formal research or teaching requirements. § The purpose of the post-doctoral fellowship is to contribute to the WTO intellectual environment as well as provide a context in which the fellow can advance their own research agenda § Funded 100% for 2-3 years § Active participation in the WTO and Stanford academic communities expected § Salary is commensurate with experience and background, and includes the full Stanford University benefit package § Fellowship is open Fall 2016, applications accepted now until post is filled The fellow will be supervised by Pamela Hinds, Professor of Management Science & Engineering and Director of the Center for Work, Technology, and Organizations. To apply, please send a CV, a cover letter outlining the candidate’s interests, and the names and contact information of 3 references. Please send materials via email to Melissa Valentine ( mav@stanford.edu) or Pamela Hinds (phinds@stanford.edu) with WTO Post Doc in the message line with the noted items attached. Pamela Hinds Professor Department of Management Science & Engineering Stanford University Huang Engineering Center, #207 phinds@stanford.edu