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Most US universities typically post open positions for science and engineering tenure track professorships on specific websites. For physics positions, a common resource is Physics Today, accessible at physicstoday.org/jobs. Additionally, the Chronicle of Higher Education is a widely used platform for advertising academic roles, found at chronicle.com/jobs. Posting policies for faculty positions can differ among institutions, but many require listings in the Chronicle and often include field-specific sites as well.
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Is there a website that most US universities use to post open positions for science & engineering tenure track professorships?

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For physics, the standard site is

http://www.physicstoday.org/jobs/

In general, most academic positions are probably advertised in the Chronicle of Higher Education:

http://chronicle.com/jobs/100/

Policies on posting open faculty positions probably vary from one college/university to another. Where I teach, all open faculty positions must be advertised in the Chronicle, at least. They're usually also advertised in field-specific sites such as Physics Today, or the equivalent in other fields.
 
Sweet. That is exactly what I was looking for.

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