Visiting Lecturer

About this position

The College of Engineering Technology is seeking a Visiting Lecturer to teach in our First Year Programs Division for introductory programming, DC and AC circuits, and electronics. The ideal candidate will have experience in embedded programming, microcontroller-based systems, Python programming, peripheral interfacing, and/or embedded systems development. Master's degree required; Candidates with degrees in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Robotics, Mechatronics, or closely related engineering disciplines are encouraged to apply. A PhD in Engineering Education or experience in Engineering Education Research (EER) is desirable. Industry experience is preferred The First Year Programs Division (FYPD) in the College of Engineering Technology at RIT is dedicated to fostering first-year student success through a dynamic, student-centered learning environment. FYPD emphasizes academic achievement alongside the development of engineering identity, creating a welcoming, supportive, and inclusive community where all students can thrive. Through rigorous, hands-on and minds-on experiential learning, the division prepares students not only to succeed in their first year, but to build the skills, confidence, and mindset needed for continued success in their academic programs and beyond. Faculty Tenure, Rank, Discipline JC_1569 - Visiting Lecturer, Electrical, Computer, & Telecommunication Engineering Tech Work Location On Campus Compensation $75,000-$85,000 Application Materials When you are ready to complete an application for this position please be prepared to submit the below requested information. This will be required to ensure your application is processed in a timely manner. Cover Letter, Curriculum Vitae or Resume, Statement of Teaching Philosophy Anticipated Start Date August 12, 2026 Additional Details In compliance with NYS's Pay Transparency Act, the salary range for this position is listed above. Rochester Institute of Technology considers factors su

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