California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo
San Luis Obispo (CA)
On-site
USD 61,458 - 147,579
Part time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Parental leave
Educational fee waivers
Childcare pre-tax benefits
Job summary
A major university in California is seeking a part-time lecturer for the Electrical Engineering Department. The position covers undergraduate and graduate courses with emphasis on digital design and circuit analysis. Applicants need a B.S. for lab courses and an M.S. for lectures, along with a commitment to student-centered learning. Industry experience is highly valued. The department promotes diversity and fosters an inclusive environment. Review of applications starts on May 4, 2026, and applicants must provide their teaching philosophy and transcripts.
Qualifications
B.S. required for lab courses; M.S. or B.S. with industry experience required for lectures.
Demonstrated experience in student-focused teaching.
Ability to work in multidisciplinary settings.
Responsibilities
Teach undergraduate and graduate Electrical Engineering courses.
Prepare course materials and evaluations.
Engage with students in a collaborative learning environment.
Skills
Student-centered learning
Multidisciplinary collaboration
Proficiency in English
Education
B.S. in electronic, electrical, computer science, or computer engineering
M.S. in electronic, electrical, or computer engineering
Ph.D. preferred
Job description
A major university in California is seeking a part-time lecturer for the Electrical Engineering Department. The position covers undergraduate and graduate courses with emphasis on digital design and circuit analysis. Applicants need a B.S. for lab courses and an M.S. for lectures, along with a commitment to student-centered learning. Industry experience is highly valued. The department promotes diversity and fosters an inclusive environment. Review of applications starts on May 4, 2026, and applicants must provide their teaching philosophy and transcripts.