Professor of Practice - Technology

Marymount University•Arlington, VA

5d•Onsite

About The Position

At Marymount University, we believe meaningful work happens when talented people come together with shared purpose. We serve not only our students—but one another—creating a culture where teamwork, adaptability, and resilience are part of everyday practice. Located in Arlington, Virginia, just minutes from Washington, D.C., Marymount offers a dynamic and forward-looking environment where innovation is encouraged and flexibility is valued. We understand that higher education is evolving, and we embrace change with creativity, responsiveness, and a solutions-oriented mindset. Our faculty and staff thrive in a community that prioritizes communication, cross-functional collaboration, and service-driven leadership. Whether working directly with students or supporting them behind the scenes, every role contributes to a shared mission: helping students grow, succeed, and lead with purpose and confidence.

Requirements

Doctorate in computer science, computer engineering, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, mathematics, statistics, information technology or related field, or one year from completion.
At least 5 years professional experience in the technology workplace, either in government or industry.
Highly effective teacher (full or part-time) who can demonstrate excellent educational leadership and organizational skills.
Part-time higher education teaching experience as an adjunct.

Responsibilities

Teach a 4/4 course load each year at the undergraduate and/or graduate levels.
Be or become active in academic research in the computer science/engineering, cybersecurity, data science, quantum computing, artificial intelligence and/or related fields in collaboration with other faculty members and doctoral students.
Work with the school director and other faculty members to further develop our curriculum materials to meet the needs of the changing technology workforce.
Engage in the school’s growing grant and contract portfolio, including research, student scholarships and workforce development, with government and commercial clients.
Serve as a mentor/advisor for students in the various programs, using your academic and work experience to prepare and guide students into a worthwhile technology career in government, academia, or industry.
Be engaged in a variety of enrollment and promotion activities, professional events, and career development functions for the school.
Participate in the university community, attending all required meetings such as Faculty Council, school meetings, department meetings, and university events such as convocation, as well as engaging in the university’s professional development activities.
Have a presence on campus and maintain office hours to support students in the programs.
Assuming professional and educational responsibilities as requested by the College Dean or the School Director.
Engaging in the technology field including using your expertise to work with the university community, other research institutions, the business and government organizations and professional bodies.