Assistant or Associate Professor of Engineering Dean Direct - Semiconductor Management

Overview

The Gallogly College of Engineering seeks applications for a full-time, ranked, renewable-term assistant or associate professor of practice for our online M.S. Program in Semiconductor Management. This position includes serving as the M.S. program director, developing online courses, and teaching subjects such as Fundamentals of Semiconductors, Fundamentals of Semiconductor Processing, Fundamentals of Semiconductor Devices, Material Characterization, Engineering Operations and Project Management, and Technical Communications.

To design these courses, the individual in this position will collaborate with other faculty, including those in the Schools of Electrical and Computer Engineering;
Sustainable Chemical, Biological, and Materials Engineering; and Industrial and Systems Engineering. The successful candidate will not be eligible for tenure but will otherwise have full faculty rights and privileges and a pathway to promotion.

The ranked renewable assistant or associate professor will have a 75% commitment to teaching graduate courses and 25% allocated to management of the program, professional development, instructional research, or institutional service. Duties may include:

• Teaching graduate courses in online formats (e.g., Fundamentals of Semiconductors, Fundamentals of Semiconductor Processing, Fundamentals of Semiconductor Devices, Material Characterization, Engineering Operations and Project Management, Technical Communications).
• Serving as the M.S. program director and collaborating with faculty across departments to design and develop online courses.
• Student advising and guiding student research; shaping the online graduate program mission of the college.
• Contributing to the scholarship of teaching and learning and participating in departmental and university service.
• Managing program activities, professional development, and instructional research as part of institutional service.

• Applicants must be committed to excellence in the practice of teaching at the graduate level in an online format.
• Applicants with demonstrated experience as an instructor of graduate-level courses and/or experience with the semiconductor industry will be given preference.

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