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NEOGOV · 2 months ago

Assistant Professor of Machining Technologies, Provisional Faculty

Denver, CO

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

$60K/yr - $66K/yr

3+ years exp

NEOGOV is seeking an Assistant Professor of Machining Technologies at the Community College of Denver. This position is responsible for delivering instruction for the Machining Technologies program and ensuring that courses align with industry needs while providing a positive learning environment for students.

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Responsibilities

Assist in developing class schedules

Maintain accurate student records and comply with reporting requirements

Ensure that master syllabi are used by all instructors

Coordinate (with other faculty) textbook selection and ordering

Support efforts ensuring program discipline pathways are updated and aligned to industry need

Support verification that catalog content is accurate

Collaborate with the program advisor and pathways coordinator to advise students in career pathways

Utilize retention strategies to maximize student success

Provide a safe and secure learning environment

Participate in developing and maintaining the program advisory committee

Support adjunct recruiting and hiring, interview, and recommend adjunct instructors and fulltime faculty for hire

Manage, mentor, and monitor adjunct instructors in the program

Support efforts to ensure faculty are informed of and following CCD’s grading policies

Collaborate with Chair and deans to facilitate articulation and transfer agreements, as needed

Participate in targeted professional development activities, certifications, and committees

Maintain and enhance professional expertise in the field by networking and developing partnerships

Make informed, fair and effective decisions based on thorough understanding of situations

Take action to promote work quality, continuous improvement, efficiency and effectiveness

Support efforts to coordinate shop activities including work-study assignments, low-volume production, community requests, machine maintenance, and other related activities

Effectively prepare and teach assigned classes at the scheduled time and place

Maintain posted office hours

Conduct timely assessments of student work and achievement

Respect others and creates opportunities for inclusion and valuing differences

Produce learning content as needed

Service includes activities that fulfill the mission and goals of the college outside of the classroom. These may include but are not limited to departmental service activities like curriculum coordination and development, assessment of student learning, administrative assignments, and committee work

Qualification

CNC programmingManual machiningBlueprint readingQuality assuranceLean/Six SigmaCAD/CAM softwareTeaching experienceLeadershipCollaborationCommunication

Required

Industry training or certificate related to machining or manufacturing

Three (3) years of direct industry experience in at least two of the following categories (not mutually exclusive): Manual Machining (mills and/or lathes), Blueprint reading, CNC set up, CNC programming, Quality assurance, Lean/Six Sigma process improvement

Knowledge of industry standard techniques, machines, and terminology

Knowledge of general college processes, policies, and procedures

Skill with manual lathe and manual mill

Skill in CNC lathe or CNC mills

Ability to design in CAD/CAM software like MasterCAM, Solidworks, or Fusion 360

Ability to manage teaching and program management responsibilities