Lecturer, Engineering, School of Engineering & Cyber Systems

Lecturer, Engineering, School of Engineering & Cyber Systems

Location: New London, CT

Hiring Agency: United States Coast Guard

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School: Engineering and Cyber Systems

Supervisory: No

Telework Eligible: No

Salary Range: $113,458 – $151,230

Pay Plan/Series/Grade: AD-1710-00

Position Titles: Lecturer (Engineering)

Opening Period: Open until filled; first cut-off date is February 27, 2026

Temporary or Permanent: Temporary

Relocation Authorized: No

Security Clearance: Not required

Position Type: 12-month

The U.S. Coast Guard Academy School of Engineering & Cyber Systems (SE&CS) invites applications for Lecturer positions in Engineering. One Lecturer specializing in Civil or Environmental Engineering and/or one Lecturer specializing in Mechanical Engineering is desired. The anticipated start date is June 8, 2026.

The U.S. Coast Guard Academy (USCGA) is a highly selective federal military college that provides a rigorous undergraduate program and is committed to building a faculty of passionate teacher‑scholars who collaborate to provide a multi‑disciplinary and hands‑on approach to learning and leadership development. We encourage qualified applicants from all backgrounds to apply for consideration. The U.S. Coast Guard Academy is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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SE&CS offers an engaging collaborative work environment with a focus on personal interactions in developing future leaders. Graduates progress through an intensive four‑year ABET accredited curriculum to develop an understanding of engineering principles and acquire technical expertise and critical thinking skills. The ideal candidates will have a passion for academic excellence in education with a strong commitment to advising, mentoring, and guiding cadets through their coursework.

We seek candidates who are excited to engage with students in every facet of their development journey; cultivating critical thinking, problem‑solving, and teamwork skills essential for the design, construction, operation, and repair of Coast Guard and commercial facilities and operational assets.

If you have a desire to impact the next generation of technical leaders in the U.S. Coast Guard, we encourage you to apply!

This will be an appointment in the excepted service to a full‑time position on the academic faculty for a period not to exceed August 7, 2027. The first two years of appointment to federal service is a trial (probationary) period. Non‑competitive extensions past the initial contract period may be made in accordance with government instructions if a vacancy exists. The work schedule is full‑time.

This position is not eligible for telework and not eligible for remote work. All teaching is done in person. Relocation expenses are not authorized. Occasional travel to support field trips and project research may be required.

The successful candidates will teach in‑person undergraduate courses and advise students in Civil & Environmental Engineering and/or Mechanical Engineering. The candidates will also perform other collateral duties as assigned which may include teaching or supporting the Academy Introductory Mission (AIM) Program during the summer term. Remote or virtual teaching is not an option. Major duties include:

Master's degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a closely related field from an accredited institution.

We encourage candidates to apply even if they don't meet all the preferred qualifications listed below.

• Experience teaching,…