Part Time Faculty Interest Pool - Machine Manufacturing Technology

PCC Portland Community College; United States; On-site; USD 34,000 - 55,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Oregon sick leave

Retirement savings plans

Job summary

PCC Portland Community College is seeking a part-time faculty member for the Machine Manufacturing Technology Department at the Sylvania Campus. The instructor will teach courses in both lectures and labs. Ideal candidates have an associate degree and five years of industry experience with machine tools.

Applicants must be residents of Oregon or Washington. They may also qualify for various benefits. For further details or to apply, please email [e-mail].

Qualifications

• Minimum five years of recent industry experience using at least four of the specified machine tools.
• 1.5 years of teaching counts as 1 year of industry experience.
• College-level algebra and trigonometry on college transcripts.
• Teaching experience may substitute for industry experience.
• College-level algebra and trig for Computation courses; supervisory experience where applicable.

Responsibilities

• Teach assigned courses in machine manufacturing technology, including lectures and laboratory work.

Skills

Industry experience with machining tools

Teaching experience

Knowledge of college-level algebra

Knowledge of college-level trigonometry

Supervisory experience

Education

Associate of Applied Science in Machine Manufacturing Technology or equivalent

Equivalent degree or formal machining training program

Tools

Sawing machines

Turning machines

Milling machines

Drilling machines

Grinding machines

CNC machines

Job description

Position Overview

Part‑time faculty position in the Machine Manufacturing Technology Department at Portland Community College’s Sylvania Campus. Applicants will be considered for substitute and full‑term class assignments during the academic year. This posting is an interest pool; the department will select candidates when course needs arise.

Instructor Responsibilities

Teach assigned courses in machine manufacturing technology, including lectures and laboratory work.

Instructor Qualifications

• Associate of Applied Science or equivalent degree in Machine Manufacturing Technology or a related field, or completion of a formal training program in machining (e.g., 4‑year journeyman apprenticeship, or 2‑+ year technical trade school).
• Minimum five years of recent industry experience using at least four of the following machine tools:
  • Sawing machines
  • Turning machines
  • Milling machines
  • Drilling machines
  • Grinding machines
  • Computer‑numerical‑control (CNC) machines (turning center or machining center)
• Where applicable, teaching experience may substitute for industry experience: 1.5 years of teaching counts as 1 year of industry experience.
• Related instruction requirements (if applicable):
  • College‑level algebra on college transcript for Computation in MCH 120 and 280.
  • College‑level trigonometry on college transcript for Computation in MCH 130 and 272.
  • Supervisory experience (documented) for Communication in MCH 130, 272 and 280.

Compensation and Benefits

Hourly rates begin at Step1 of the current salary schedule and are determined by course type (lecture, lab, or lecture/lab). Eligible part‑time faculty may qualify for Oregon sick leave and retirement savings plans. More details are available at pcc.edu/hr/benefits.

Application and Eligibility

Applicants must reside in Oregon or Washington and be able to establish residence in one of those states. PCC does not sponsor H1‑B visas and is not currently able to provide visa sponsorship for any position. PCC complies with Oregon Veterans’ Preference in Public Employment; information and required documents for veterans and disabled veterans must be provided during the application process. A successful criminal background check is required to receive an offer.

Equal Employment Opportunity Statement

Portland Community College is an equal‑opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or any other protected class.

Clery Act Disclosure

Portland Community College’s most recent Annual Security Report can be accessed on the Department of Public Safety website.

For questions or to apply, email [e-mail].