Engineering & Math Sciences Faculty — Hands-on STEM Educator

ADP, Inc.; Harrisburg (Dauphin County); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Harrisburg University seeks a full-time, in-person faculty member in Engineering & Math Sciences to guide the growth of our program and support student wellbeing and career readiness. The ideal candidate will lead hands-on, electronics-focused courses and collaborate with Career Services and industry partners.

The role requires on-site work in Harrisburg, with a strong emphasis on inclusive teaching, student mentoring, and data-informed curriculum development to empower students for diverse STEM

Qualifications

• Graduate degree in Engineering (Electrical or related field preferred).
• Experience teaching undergraduate engineering/STEM to diverse prep levels.
• Curriculum development, lab/project-based learning, internships/co-ops experience.
• Commitment to inclusion and access in STEM; support for first-gen, women, students of color, adult learners.

Responsibilities

• Teach undergraduate engineering sciences and/or applied math using inclusive, active-learning approaches.
• Provide academic support for Engineering & Math Sciences, including scheduling and advising coordination.
• Develop and deliver hands-on engineering electives (analog/digital circuits, microcontrollers, Arduino).
• Embed career readiness and workforce development into the curriculum with industry partnerships.
• Advise and mentor students to navigate non-linear pathways and translate experiences into internships/entry-level roles.
• Use data (retention, DFW rates, student feedback) to inform course improvements.

Skills

Teaching undergrad engineering

Curriculum & course development

Lab & project-based learning

Student advising & mentoring

Education

Graduate degree in Engineering

PhD preferred

Tools

Arduino & microcontrollers

Electrical lab equipment

Job description

Harrisburg University seeks a full-time, in-person faculty member in Engineering & Math Sciences to guide the growth of our program and support student wellbeing and career readiness. The ideal candidate will lead hands-on, electronics-focused courses and collaborate with Career Services and industry partners.

The role requires on-site work in Harrisburg, with a strong emphasis on inclusive teaching, student mentoring, and data-informed curriculum development to empower students for diverse STEM