Adjunct Professor Of Electrical Engineering

About this position

Hiring Department Department of Electrical Engineering - UMSL Job Description The School of Engineering at the University of Missouri – Saint Louis (UMSL) invites applications for Adjunct Professor of Electrical Engineering. The appointment will begin in Spring 2026. Strong candidates teaching in all substantive areas will be considered, including Circuit Analysis, Electronics, Digital Logic, Signals and Systems, Electromagnetics, Control Systems, Microcontrollers, and Laboratory-based introductory courses. We seek a dedicated educator with a genuine passion for teaching, high ethical standards, and a love for working with students. The successful candidate will contribute to the department’s teaching mission, mentor undergraduate students, and help shape the next generation of engineers. The Adjunct Professor reports to the Program Coordinator. Responsibilities Include - Teaching undergraduate courses and laboratories in Electrical Engineering. - Developing and enhancing curriculum materials to support student learning. - Advising and mentoring undergraduate students, and design competitions - Promoting ethical standards and professional values in the classroom and beyond. - Contributing to departmental services, ABET Accreditation, program assessment, and program development. - Collaborating with faculty to strengthen the undergraduate learning experience. Qualifications Minimum Qualifications: Ph.D. or M.S. in Electrical Engineering or a closely related field. Candidates Will Be Evaluated On - Evidence of excellence in teaching or strong potential for effective teaching. - Evidence of mentoring students, with a commitment to supportive pedagogy. - Ability to teach undergraduate courses and labs. - Effective communication skills, and commitment to experiential learning and student success. Application Materials Application materials should include a letter of interest, curriculum vita, and e

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