Instructor Automotive Technology Program

Instructor primarily responsible for teaching courses in the Automotive Technology program areas. Additional duties include development of new curriculum, promotion, direction and implementation of daily operations of the Auto Technology program, assistance in selecting adjunct faculty, equipment planning, and procurement for the lab. The instructor must stay current with latest automotive technologies including ICE, hybrid, and electric vehicles. They are expected to collaborate with the Electrical Technology Program faculty to develop and offer courses in the Electric Vehicle area, establish an advisory committee of industry stakeholders, and maintain involvement with SAE, ASE and other professional societies to sustain student chapters or similar activities.

Instructor primarily responsible for teaching courses in the Automotive Technology program areas. Additional duties include development of new curriculum, promotion, direction and implementation of daily operations of the Auto Technology program, assistance in selecting adjunct faculty, equipment planning, and procurement for the lab. Candidate is expected to remain current in latest automotive technologies including ICE, hybrid and electric vehicles. Instructor is expected to work cooperatively with the Electrical Technology Program faculty within the division towards development and offering of courses in the electric vehicle area.

Instructor establishes and maintains an advisory committee comprised of industry stakeholders. Involvement with SAE, ASE and other professional societies with the goal of sustaining existing student chapter or involvement in similar activity is expected. As an integral member of the ASET Division, faculty member is expected to develop effective collegial relationships among peers, work closely with students and local employers, and take part in the promotion of the division and the college in general.

Minimum Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree in Automotive Engineering Technology or in the Engineering field or Associate’s degree in Automotive Engineering Technology or Automotive Service Technology or Engineering Technology and 4,000 hours of hands‑on automotive work‑related experience. Exception to the above may be considered with appropriate qualifications and work experience in the profession. ASE certification highly desirable or ability to get at least three areas within three years of hire.

Teaching experience preferred.

$68,321 - 72,834 consistent with Master Agreement as applicable. Salary schedule is based on 35‑hour weeks, 160‑day contract. Additional compensation for extra contractual assignments and summer teaching opportunities may be available.