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East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina is recruiting for a full-time Teaching Instructor within the College of Engineering and Technology. This position will involve contributing to various programs including BS and MS degrees in technology fields.
The candidate will join a dedicated team of faculty to foster educational excellence and engage in research initiatives that promote public service and regional transformation.
Position Number: 932890
Full Time or Part Time: Full Time
Anticipated Recruitment Range: Commensurate with Qualifications
Position Type: Faculty (Teaching)
Job Category: Faculty (Teaching)
Join the Pirate Nation! Housed within the College of Engineering and Technology, the Department of Technology Systems offers BS in Design, BS in Distribution and Logistics, BS in Industrial Engineering Technology, BS and MS in Industrial Technology, in Information and Cybersecurity Technology, MS in Technology Management; Cybersecurity Professional Certificate, Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certificate, Network Management Professional Certificate, and a consortium-based PhD program in Technology Management. The department has 32 full‑time faculty members and employs additional part‑time instructors each semester as needed to serve its more than 1500 students. The department is a leader in both traditional and distance delivery of technology‑based, hands‑on programs. Our onsite and remotely accessible labs are equipped with state‑of‑the‑art technology. The department is also home to the Center for IoT Engineering and Innovation, which facilitates education and research involving the application of Internet of Things to solve various problems in manufacturing, agriculture, healthcare, and more. The College of Engineering and Technology supports experiential education, applied research, and industry engagement to promote faculty scholarship and student success. East Carolina University is a Carnegie R1 doctoral institution devoted to student success, public service, and regional transformation.