Part Time Faculty - Electrical Engineering

Vermont State Colleges System•Randolph, VT
•$6,608•Onsite

About The Position

Vermont State University’s Department of Electrical Engineering Technology in the School of STEM is hiring a part-time faculty member to teach ELT 1110, Introduction to Digital Circuits & Associate Lab, during Spring 2027 (January 19–May 14, 2027). The course will be taught at an industry partner facility, Global Foundries, in Williston, Vermont, through VTSU-Workforce, Community and Economic Development (WCED). The course covers basic logic principles, logic circuit definition, binary number theory, combinational logic circuit concepts and their generation, minimization, and construction. It also covers memory and sequential logic circuits, including counters, shift registers, and random-access memories, and introduces state machines through more complex systems. The lab develops working knowledge of modern CAD tools and technologies, including VHDL and circuit simulators using ModelSim, as well as the function and application of PLDs. The assignment includes two hours of lecture and three hours of lab instruction per week, for 4.01 workload credits per term. The position is part-time and exempt. The budgeted wage is $6,608.48; salary is based on credits previously taught under the VSC-VSCPTF Bargaining Unit Agreement.

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree with several years of relevant industry experience, or a master's degree.
  • Teaching experience; college-level teaching experience is preferred.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience at Global Foundries in Williston, Vermont.
  • College-level teaching experience.

Responsibilities

  • Teach ELT 1110, Introduction to Digital Circuits & Associate Lab, during Spring 2027.
  • Provide two hours of lecture and three hours of lab instruction per week.
  • Cover digital logic, binary number theory, combinational logic, memory and sequential logic circuits, and state machines.
  • Develop students’ working knowledge of CAD tools and technologies, including VHDL, ModelSim circuit simulators, and PLDs.
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