Hybrid IT Instructor — Online & Evening Courses

University of Minnesota; Saint Paul (MN); Hybrid; USD 29,244 - 43,866; Part time

Job summary

University of Minnesota invites applications for INET teaching specialists to deliver a diverse ITI curriculum across in-person and online modalities. The role supports CCAPS and uAPS, teaching courses that cover C programming, web infrastructure, operating systems, databases, data management, and dev ops, with evening classes and a blend of synchronous and asynchronous modules.

Responsibilities include delivering content, holding office hours, evaluating student work, and participating in

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in information technology infrastructure.
• Ten or more years of professional experience in IT infrastructure.
• Demonstrated knowledge and skill in DEI in professional settings.
• Master's degree and teaching experience in higher education preferred.
• Ph.D. or terminal degree in IT infrastructure or adult higher education desired.
• Experience teaching online courses preferred.

Responsibilities

• Deliver course content in classroom, remote, hybrid, or online formats.
• Hold weekly office hours.
• Evaluate and grade student work.
• Participate in faculty meetings and professional development workshops.
• Apply University policies with support from program staff.
• Engage in continuing education to deliver leading-edge content.
• Self-evaluate each semester for continuous improvement.
• Review and revise course materials as needed.

Skills

DEI knowledge

Student engagement

Clear communication

Online/ hybrid instruction

Education

Bachelor's degree in information technology infrastructure

Master's degree in IT infrastructure

Ph.D. or terminal degree in IT infrastructure or adult higher education

Tools

Online teaching platforms

Hybrid/remote instruction

Job description

University of Minnesota invites applications for INET teaching specialists to deliver a diverse ITI curriculum across in-person and online modalities. The role supports CCAPS and uAPS, teaching courses that cover C programming, web infrastructure, operating systems, databases, data management, and dev ops, with evening classes and a blend of synchronous and asynchronous modules.

Responsibilities include delivering content, holding office hours, evaluating student work, and participating in