Academic Coordinator II - Department of Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology

Overview

The Department of Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology at the University of California invites applicants for a full-time Academic Coordinator II in the Department of Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology to conduct applied research for the department in Riverside, CA. This position will start on July 1, 2026. The purpose of this position is to develop, oversee, and coordinate multiple Biological courses.

The final candidate will demonstrate university-level undergraduate teaching and biological laboratory experience, develop and assess research-based, active-learning curricula across core biological disciplines, analyze and interpret experimental data, and collaborate within a diverse academic community.

The UC salary consists of a base pay of $84,246 to $164,103 for Academic Coordinators II and additional off-scale to be commensurate with market value, qualifications and experiences. The off-scale portion of the salary will be maintained as long as satisfactory academic progress is made. Additionally, the off-scale will be maintained subject to market adjustments to the UC salary scale.

Basic qualifications for this position that must be met by the date of application include: a Ph.D. in the Biological sciences and professional background of academic training and experience.

• Demonstrated experience in undergraduate teaching at the university level and experience with laboratory instruction in the biological sciences.
• Demonstrated ability to develop, evaluate, and improve instructional materials and experimental protocols, establish procedures and methods that accommodate laboratory experiment needs, and to work effectively with faculty to develop cutting-edge, research-based, undergraduate laboratory courses.
• Demonstrated ability to conduct experiments, make in-progress modifications of procedures, evaluate and interpret data, including experience in formal assessment of learning outcomes. Ability to use Microsoft Office programs.
• Demonstrated teaching experience in courses with topics that include cellular and molecular biology, physiology, animal and plant diversity, ecology and evolution.
• Demonstrated knowledge and experience in implementing active learning strategies in laboratory courses.
• Demonstrated knowledge of discipline-based education research.
• Demonstrated ability to work productively and collaboratively in a diverse community of coworkers and students.