Engineering Lecturer; Mansfield Campus

Engineering Lecturer (9M) – Mansfield Campus

Engineering Lecturer role focused on teaching engineering-specific courses, supporting laboratory instruction, and engaging students in capstone projects.

• Teach engineering courses and assist in physics laboratory instruction
• Develop and continuously improve lecture content and laboratory experiences
• Mentor students in capstone projects
• Establish relationships with local industry and lead or co‑lead student projects
• Manage laboratory equipment to support academic programs
• Participate in recruitment and retention activities for the Engineering Technology program
• Conduct outreach to K‑12 students and community organizations
• Collaborate with colleagues and students across regional campuses and with partners in the Columbus College of Engineering

• Advanced degree (Master’s or Ph.D.) in Engineering Technology or an engineering discipline (Electrical, Industrial, Mechanical, etc.)
• Membership or professional certification advantageous;
  Six Sigma Master Black Belt preferred
• Minimum five years of industry experience with a focus on hands‑on practice
• Teaching or training experience, including public speaking
• Strong communication and leadership skills suitable for working closely with students
• Demonstrated competency in at least two of the following areas:
• Integration of automation systems
• Programming languages such as MATLAB, Python, and/or C++
• CAD or other modeling software
• Manufacturing processes, industrial automation, and industry best practices
• Physics laboratory instruction support

Location:

Ovalwood Hall (0625)

Position Type:
Regular

Hours:

40 per week – First Shift

Background check required; drug screen or physical may be mandated during the post‑offer process.

The university is an equal‑opportunity employer, including veterans and individuals with disabilities.