Adjunct Assistant Professor, Automotive Technology
About The Position
The Automotive Technology program is seeking an experienced technician to teach entry-level courses in electrical, engine performance, chassis systems, engine repair, small gas engines, or other subjects. This is a part-time adjunct teaching position. The work schedule and hours vary depending on department needs; a hybrid schedule is not available. Starting salary is $1,262–$1,404 per credit hour, in accordance with the adjunct table and determined based on relevant years of work experience provided in the application and resume. Applicants must submit an application, resume, unofficial transcripts, and ASE and/or original equipment (OE) manufacturer credentials. Unofficial transcripts are required for all adjunct faculty and faculty positions. Finalists will be subject to criminal background investigations. Hiring departments may administer pre-employment tests relevant to essential job functions, and some departments require certified transcripts for degrees obtained. Duties and responsibilities, scheduling, shift assignments, and work location may be updated or changed as required by business necessity.
Requirements
- Associate's degree and five years of full-time experience as an automobile technician, or a bachelor's degree and three years of full-time experience as an automobile technician.
- Current ASE certification in G1, A1–A8, or an OEM equivalent; ASE credentials must be maintained for job retention.
- ASE L1 certification is required to teach Engine Performance courses.
- Demonstrated strong ability and competence in the assigned subject matter.
- Ability to be a positive team player and come to class organized and prepared.
Nice To Haves
- Course development and design experience.
- Previous Automotive Technology teaching experience at the high school or college level, or at OEM training centers, on a part-time or full-time basis.
- Current ASE certification in G1, A1–A8, or an OEM equivalent, including ASE L1 for teaching Engine Performance courses.
- Ability or prior experience using learning management systems.
- Ability to assist in maintaining relationships with local, regional, and national industry partners.
Responsibilities
- Teach entry-level Automotive Technology courses in subjects such as electrical systems, engine performance, chassis systems, engine repair, and small gas engines.
- Come to class organized and prepared.
- Maintain required ASE credentials for job retention.
Benefits
- Optional retirement plan access.
- Tuition discount for JCCC courses for adjuncts meeting eligibility criteria.
- Free access to the on-campus gym for employees and dependents.
- Discount to the Hiersteiner Child Development Center.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree
