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The Department of Electrical, ComputerÌýand Energy Engineering invites you to join our team.

Below are current and ongoing job opportunities in our department. For other opportunities not listed on this page, please visitÌýÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ Jobs.Ìý

Faculty Positions

Please visit the college's Faculty Careers page for more information and guidance for faculty applicants.Ìý

Temporary Faculty and Lecturers

Each semester, the Department of Electrical, ComputerÌýand Energy Engineering seeks lecturers to teach a variety of courses to our students. These teaching roles are filled on an as-needed basis each semester.Ìý

The title of lecturer is given to individuals who teach on a course-by-course basis. For graduate-level courses, candidates must hold a graduate degree in a relevant field or equivalent experience in a related field. For undergraduate-level courses, candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field. For all courses, prior experience as a course instructor is strongly preferred for any interested applicants.

Lecturer Compensation (effective 1/1/25)

• ECEE courses - $13,250 per course, for a standard 3 or 4 credit course. This amount will be prorated for courses that are less than 3 credits.Ìý
• ​Professional Master’s courses - $18,650 per course, for a standard 3 or 4 credit course. This amount will be prorated for courses that are less than 3 credits.

Exception(s) to the rates listed above:

• ECEN 5930: Industry Internship - $6,216.66 per course.Ìý This course is online, with a much smaller teaching workload that the typical 3-credit course requirement.

​Department needs fluctuate substantially from semester-to-semester. If you have an interest in teaching with the department, we encourage you to contact us to share your areas of specialization.Ìý

Lecturer positions are not permanent employees and hired on a semester-by-semester basis. This position is eligible for employee sick leave earned monthly on a prorated basis. For more information and open opportunities of permanent faculty positions, please visitÌýÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ Jobs.Ìý

Interested applicants for lecturer openings in the Department of Electrical, ComputerÌýand Energy Engineering may contact Payroll SpecialistÌýPatty Sue Femrite for information about available positions.Ìý

For full consideration, applicants interested in Lecturer positions in the Department of Electrical, ComputerÌýand Energy Engineering should submit their resumes to Patty Sue Femrite by the dates listed below:

• June 1st for Fall semester
• December 1st for Spring semester
• March 1st for Summer semester

ECEE Student Jobs

Each semester, the Department of Electrical, ComputerÌýand Energy Engineering seeks student employees in the areas of course support and research assistance. These student roles are filled on an as-needed basis each semester. Student positions are not permanent employees.Ìý

For full consideration for , please apply during the following dates per semester:

• Fall:ÌýJuly 1 through September 4
• Spring: November 1 through January 31

We offer the following positions within our program:

MS-EE on CourseraÌýStudent Jobs

The Office of Digital Education in the College of Engineering and Applied Science seeks diligent and hardworking graduate students to help support online electrical and engineering management courses on the Coursera platform for the Master of Electrical Engineering (MS-EE) and the Master of Engineering Management (ME-EM) degrees. The successful applicants will be working on online master’s degree programs at the intersection of engineering, technology,Ìýand business.

The 2024-2025ÌýCourse Facilitator Cohort hires will involve a mandatory onboarding session in April, prior to the Coursera Summer 1 session. Attendance at bi-weekly team meetings and monthly workshops are required. Candidates are expected to at least continue their service into the fall and spring sessions. Stipends will be awarded for successful completion of training and continuation of role into fall and spring terms.

We seek 10-12 qualified applicants. Hours are flexible. Participation in meetings and workshops required. These positions are 10 hours per week, payÌýbegins at $25 per hour, and up to three $1000 stipends over the academic year. Possibility for extra hours ofÌýwork is available.

We also seek a Cohort Intern (Lead Course Facilitator)Ìýto provide mentorship and leadership to the team of 10-12 course facilitators. This role interfaces regularly with Coursera and department team members. We are seeking 1 qualified applicant to fill this position. Hours are flexible. Participation in meetings and workshops required. This position is 10 hoursÌýperÌýweek, pay begins at $28 per hour, and up to three $1000 stipends over the academic year. Possibility for extra hours if work is available.

Cohort InternÌý(Lead Course Facilitator)

• First point of contact for all course facilitators when they need assistance
• Onboard new course facilitators
• Monitor Salesforce and ensuring that tickets are managed and resolved
• Send out announcement messages, reminders, and instructions to course facilitators; as well as track resolutions
• Drop in on course facilitators’ office to ensure support of the course
• Send out feedback forms and make sure they’re completed before the end of the session. Monitor and follow up with the Course facilitator and Instructor regarding any major feedback
• Help course facilitators with auto-grader issues

Learning Assistant MS-EE Course Facilitator

• Regularly monitor Salesforce and respond to them in a timely manner
• Monitor the private(for-credit) session discussion forums, feedback, and ratings
• Hold regular online office hours
• Complete the peer reviews at the end of the session
• Regular review of flagged course items, flagged exam proctoring, student support questions, and other course maintenance tasks
• Responsible communication and escalation of student issues to a course facilitator supervisor of record and other department stakeholders
• Edit and update the course content on Coursera with instructor's consent and approval

Instructor Adjunct MS-EE Course Facilitator

If you have an interest in applying for an instructor adjunct position, please contact us prior to applying.

• Required minimum qualifications: Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, 3+ years of industry experience
• Regularly monitor Salesforce and respond to them in a timely manner
• Monitor the private (for-credit) session discussion forums, feedback, and ratings
• Hold regular online office hours
• Complete the peer reviews at the end of the session
• Regular review of flagged course items, flagged exam proctoring, student support questions, and other course maintenance tasks
• Responsible communication and escalation of student issues to a course facilitator supervisor of record and other department stakeholders
• Edit and update the course content on Coursera with instructor's consent and approval
• Other duties as assigned

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