Biomedical Engineering Adjunct

Stevens Institute of Technology • Hoboken, NJ

2d • Onsite

About The Position

The Biomedical Engineering Department at Stevens Institute of Technology is seeking qualified applicants for part-time adjunct teaching assignments during the Spring 2027 academic semester, January 19, 2027 through May 15, 2027. Courses may include BME 460 Digital Signal Processing (DSP) and BME 571 Machine Learning in BME. BME 460 includes lectures and weekly accompanying coursework and lab work. BME 571 combines lectures with regular programming implementations, translating algorithm mathematics into functional scripts, cleaning and parsing high-dimensional biomedical signals, and establishing the foundations of artificial intelligence in medicine.

Instructors prepare before class, follow a syllabus, ensure consistent learning outcomes, and are responsible for grading. Adjunct faculty teach one or more undergraduate courses in accordance with the course content, hold appropriate office hours, and may be assigned day or evening classes. Teaching takes place in person at the Hoboken Campus. Candidates are evaluated on academic preparation, past teaching experience, and potential to provide high-quality instruction.

Under the direction of the Academic Department Chair, the adjunct will develop and manage syllabus materials, coordinate courseware and curriculum with the chair, facilitate instruction, and evaluate student performance. Adjunct appointments are on a semester-by-semester contract basis.

Requirements

• Master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, Bioengineering, or a related engineering field from an accredited program; the posting also states a Master’s or Ph.D. in the area of experience.
• Five years of work experience in biomedical engineering or related engineering management.
• Ability to teach in person at the Hoboken Campus.

Nice To Haves

• Ph.D. preferred.
• Previous teaching experience in biomedical engineering, a related area, or a related laboratory course is a plus.
• Teaching experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Prepare for classes and follow the course syllabus while ensuring consistent learning outcomes.
• Teach one or more undergraduate courses consistent with the specified course content.
• Teach lectures and course work, including weekly lab work for BME 460 and programming implementations and biomedical-signal work for BME 571, as assigned.
• Hold office hours appropriate for the course or courses being taught.
• Grade student work and evaluate student performance.
• Under the direction of the Academic Department Chair, develop and manage syllabus materials.
• Coordinate courseware and curriculum with the Academic Department Chair.
• Facilitate class instruction.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Part-time
• Career Level: Mid Level