Assistant Professor of Computer IT - Cybersecurity

Full-time Assistant Professor role supporting the Cybersecurity concentration through teaching, curriculum work, assessment, and industry-facing engagement.

• Teach up to 15 contact hours each semester (typically 3–4 courses
  );
  no summer teaching expected unless opting in for additional pay
• Maintain at least three regular office hours each week
• Participate in departmental curriculum development
  , review, and updates to keep courses current and effective, with a focus on job-ready skills
• Support student learning outcome assessment and retention initiatives, including data collection
  , analysis
  , curriculum adjustments
  , and goal setting
• Maintain active industry connections through the Business Advisory Council and/or other collaborations that support student learning and career placement
  ; stay current via professional development
• Fulfill timely requests from the Department Chair and administration, including keeping appointments
  , attending meetings
  , starting classes on time
  , and teaching for the full scheduled period
• Evaluate student achievement and provide timely feedback
  , including weekly updates in Canvas
  ; keep accurate student records
• Provide adequate academic support and maintain respectful, professional rapport
• Demonstrate effective teaching based on formal Chair evaluations
  , including preparation, course goals, organization, presentation, student engagement, and classroom management
• Adapt to departmental needs, collaborate with colleagues, and maintain a professional demeanor
• Participate in college and departmental communications, including use of the early alert system
• Contribute to the college community through committee work
  , meetings, and events
• Collaborate with Academic Departments, Student Affairs, Career and Co-op Services, Enrollment, and Development
• Maintain a culture of accountability and innovation; follow College policies and procedures in the College Catalog
  , Employee Handbook
  , Faculty Addendum
  , and Student Handbook
• Perform additional responsibilities as assigned by the Program Chair to meet departmental needs

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university
• At least 3 years professional experience in higher education or the IT industry
• Expertise in cybersecurity
• Ability to teach most or all of:
  digital forensics
  , intrusion detection and prevention
  , security automation systems
  , cybersecurity and risk management
• Security+ certification (or ability to obtain before employment starts)
• Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills
• Collaborative and inclusive approach
• Ability to teach in person at the Roxbury campus

• Canvas
• Security+

• Launched in Fall 2023
  , the Cybersecurity concentration within Computer IT offers students an associate’s degree foundation in networking and cloud computing
• College received a $1 million Google grant for a hands‑on cybersecurity clinic, operated in partnership with the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts
• $350K National Science Foundation grant supports curriculum development and free certification tests for students
• $100K Mass Tech Collaborative grant supports paid internships with Massachusetts municipal governments
• Position begins September 1, 2026

• Location: Boston, MA (onsite)
• Salary: USD 60,000–81,000 per year

• Experience teaching cybersecurity topics
• 5+ years of industry experience