Assistant Teaching Professor - Electrical and Computer Engineering

University of Colorado•Colorado Springs, CO

3d•$69,000 - $77,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) is seeking an Assistant Teaching Professor to join the College of Engineering and Applied Science. This role involves teaching undergraduate courses and labs in Electrical and Computer Engineering, with opportunities to teach higher-level courses for those with appropriate experience or a Ph.D. The position focuses on teaching, with no research expected during the academic year. The department is located in Colorado Springs, offering a vibrant lifestyle with outdoor adventures and a growing tech scene. UCCS is committed to academic excellence, professional development, and student success.

Requirements

MS in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering.
At least four months of teaching experience (lecture) as instructor of record or the equivalent in a US academic setting.
Knowledge of Verilog (hardware description language) programming is required, evidenced in transcript.

Nice To Haves

Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering.
Multi-year teaching experience (lecture & lab) at the college level.
Experience with delivery of online courses.
Multi-year experience in digital system design using Verilog.

Responsibilities

Teach undergraduate courses and labs including, but not limited to: Introduction to Robotics, Logic Circuits I & II, Microcomputer/Microprocessor Systems, C Programming, Signals and Systems, Circuits and Systems, Physical Electronics.
Teach higher level courses with appropriate professional experience or a Ph.D.
Curriculum development, including the development of new courses.
Guiding undergraduate students in independent studies.
Developing and teaching distance courses.
Advising undergraduate majors.
Participating in departmental committees and meetings.
Other duties as assigned by the Chair.
Primarily teach first- and second-year undergraduate courses, fundamentals of signals, digital design and microprocessor/microcomputer design.
Classes may be in-person, online, or hybrid.
Engage in service activities to support the University, city, state, region, nation and/or professional associations.