Part-Time Aerospace Lecturer: Fluid Mechanics & Propulsion

Northeastern University; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 3,061,500 - 4,360,319; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Tuition assistance

Paid time off

Job summary

A global research university is seeking an instructor for undergraduate Aerospace courses including Fluid Mechanics and Aeronautical Propulsion in Seattle. The role requires a PhD in Mechanical Engineering, focusing on Thermo-Science, and involves preparing class notes, conducting exams, and collaborating with colleagues at the Boston campus. This position offers a competitive pay rate and is part of a comprehensive benefits package, highlighting the importance of education and teaching in a collaborative environment.

Qualifications

• PhD required in relevant field with Thermo-Science concentration.
• Clear understanding of undergraduate fluid mechanics.
• Experience with teaching Aerospace-related subjects.

Responsibilities

• Prepare class notes and teach core undergraduate courses.
• Conduct office hours for student support.
• Prepare and grade homework, quizzes, and exams.

Skills

Experience in Aerospace system design

Classroom teaching experience

Knowledge of Fluid Mechanics concepts

Understanding of propulsion systems

Education

PhD in Mechanical Engineering with Thermo-Science concentration

Job description

A global research university is seeking an instructor for undergraduate Aerospace courses including Fluid Mechanics and Aeronautical Propulsion in Seattle. The role requires a PhD in Mechanical Engineering, focusing on Thermo-Science, and involves preparing class notes, conducting exams, and collaborating with colleagues at the Boston campus. This position offers a competitive pay rate and is part of a comprehensive benefits package, highlighting the importance of education and teaching in a collaborative environment.