Adjunct - Engineering Management Instructor

Alvernia University; Reading (Berks County); Remote; USD 40,000 - 52,000; Part time

Job summary

Alvernia University invites applications to its Adjunct Faculty Pool for the John R. Post School of Engineering. Courses are remote and largely asynchronous, inviting seasoned engineering leaders, project managers, and other technical professionals to teach as needed.

Candidates may be considered for future semesters; pool membership does not guarantee a course assignment. Experience in online teaching and working with professionals and graduate students is highly valued.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Engineering Management, Industrial Engineering, Systems Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering or related field.
• About five or more years of relevant professional experience.
• FE, EIT and/or PE licensure is a plus.
• Online teaching experience or experience with graduate/workforce education is valued.

Responsibilities

• Teach or lead online courses in engineering management and related areas.
• Contribute to development of online curricula and learning experiences.
• Engage working professionals and graduate students in virtual classrooms.

Skills

Project management

Analytics

Lean Six Sigma

Online teaching

Leadership

Education

Master's degree in Engineering Management or related field

Job description

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Contracts - Main Adjuncts Reading, PA, US

30+ days ago Requisition ID: 1351

Adjunct Faculty Pool | John R. Post School of Engineering | Remote

The John R. Post School of Engineering at Alvernia University invites applications to its adjunct faculty pool in Engineering Management. Courses are remote and largely asynchronous. Experienced engineering leaders, project managers, operations and manufacturing professionals, and other technical professionals are encouraged to apply, including those new to college teaching. Applicants should apply to the pool even when there is no immediate course need; qualified applicants may be considered for future semesters as needs arise. Candidates hired into the pool are contracted separately for individual courses as assignments become available. Pool membership does not guarantee a course assignment. Candidates should be comfortable creating engaging, accessible online learning experiences for working professionals and graduate students.

Potential teaching areas

Project and Operations Management

Engineering project management, production and operations management, and applied management of engineering and technical organizations.

Analytics, Risk, and Process Improvement

Data-driven decision-making, risk analysis, process improvement, applied analytics, Lean, and Six Sigma.

Leadership and Strategy

Strategic team leadership, organizational effectiveness, and leadership of technical teams and engineering organizations.

Digital Engineering and Smart Manufacturing

Artificial intelligence, informatics, cybersecurity, additive manufacturing, smart manufacturing, robotics, Internet of Things, simulation, and digital twins.

Experience teaching or leading professionals in online, graduate, or continuing-education settings is especially valued.

Preferred qualifications

We particularly welcome experienced engineering and technical professionals who can bring current workplace practice into the online classroom. Prior college teaching is not required. Preferred candidates will have at least a master's degree in Engineering Management, Industrial Engineering, Systems Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering or a closely related field and approximately five or more years of relevant professional experience. These are preferred qualifications, not absolute minimums; comparable combinations of advanced education, professional licensure, specialized expertise, leadership, industry experience, and teaching will be considered. Completion of the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam, Engineer in Training (EIT) certification, and/or Professional Engineer (PE) licensure is a plus. Experience with online teaching, graduate education, professional education, or workforce training is also valued.

Application and employment requirements

Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States and able to accept employment with Alvernia University without current or future employer sponsorship.

Questions and inquiries

Prospective applicants may contact Dr. Joseph M. Mahoney, Chair of the John R. Post School of Engineering, at [e-mail] with questions about the School, the adjunct pool, or potential teaching needs. Application materials must be submitted through ADP and should not be emailed.

Equal employment opportunity

Alvernia University is an equal-opportunity employer committed to Franciscan values. People of all faith backgrounds, as well as people with no faith affiliation, are welcome and encouraged to apply. All employees share responsibility for advancing a culture of care in the performance of their roles while demonstrating service orientation, respect for all, intellectual curiosity, solution focus and innovation, and mutual accountability. Alvernia University strives to be a community supportive of diverse perspectives and identities.