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Pennsylvania State University Lecturer or Assistant Teaching Professor in Electrical Engineering in Reading, Pennsylvania
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JOB DESCRIPTION AND POSITION REQUIREMENTS:
Lecturer/Assistant Teaching Professor in Electrical Engineering; Term, multi-year
Penn State Berks (Reading, PA) invites applications for a non-tenure, multi-year position at the rank of Lecturer or Assistant Teach ing Professor , beginning August 2024 . Penn State Berks, a college of the Pennsylvania State University, offers the collegiality of a small college with the strength of a well-respected research university . Penn State University is committed to equal opportunity and to workforce diversity . For more information visit our website at https://berks.psu.edu/ .
RESPONSIBILIT IES :
Teach electrical discipline courses in the first two years of the e ngineering baccalaureate program s and courses in the electro-mechanical e ngineering t echnology b accalaureate program . Possible course topics include PLCs, DC and AC circuits, digital circuits, microprocessors and microcontrollers, motors and generators , 3-phase power, computers and networking, device interfacing, digital signal processing, automated control systems, and software programming . A dvise /mentor students and provide service to the college and the profession .
QUALIFICATION S :
A m inimum of a Master's degree in electrical engineering or a closely related discipline is required .
SCHEDULE :
Applica tions will be accepted until this position is filled . R eview will begin December 1, 202 3 .
INQUI RIES :
Email Dr. Dale Litwhiler , Search Chair, at dhl10 @psu.edu with questions regarding the position. Email Talent Acquisition at talentacquisition@psu.edu with questions regarding the application process. In all emails, please write “ Berks - Electrical Engineering Faculty” in the subject line.
APPLICATION MATERIALS SHOULD INCLUDE :
L etter of application .
R esume or curriculum vitae .
Statement of teaching philosophy.
E vidence of ability to work in the U.S. without restrictions ;
N ames, addresses (including email) , and phone numbers of three professional references .
HOW TO APPLY:
All application materials must be submitted via our website: https://hr.psu.edu/careers
We are accepting applications for both Term and Tenure Track candidates . Applicants interested in the tenure track position must apply at https://psu.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/PSU_Academic/job/Penn-State-Berks/Assistant-Professor-in-Electrical-Engineering_REQ_0000048820-1
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