Assistant/Associate/Professor (Lecturer) in Systems Engineering

further emphasize the growth, the Fundamentals of Systems Engineering class in Fall 2026 has over 150 enrolled students. The department is planning to offer the Fundamentals of Systems Engineering and the Systems Engineering and Integration courses every semester. Currently these classes are offered once a year and are rated in the top 15% of courses offered by the Price College of Engineering. The successful candidate must be able to teach both of these classes following INCOSE's guidelines and at a high level of engagement with students. Furthermore, the faculty member will also need to offer these classes effectively to an online audience. Depending upon service, outreach, and other activities, the faculty position is between a 2-2 and 3-3 teaching load per year. There is an option to offer a summer class for additional pay. Thus, the candidate should plan on developing a few quality courses in any Systems, Industrial and Management Engineering (SIME) field. Currently, the department only has 5 career line SIME faculty with an average duration of over 6 years at the U. It is important that the individual creates new classes not currently being offered. All courses in these SIME fields are open to be developed and offered. Some current needs are supply chain, logistics, reliability, quality control, information systems, inventory control, etc., but the exact classes are highly adaptable and selectable by the hired individual. The successful candidate will also be encouraged to propose new courses that reflect their own expertise, emerging technologies, evolving industry needs, and the continued growth of the SIME programs. The SIME programs are growing so fast that there is currently a proposal to start a Doctor of Engineering in Systems Engineering and a Doctor of Engineering in Engineering Management. These programs are likely to pass, and the candidate will have an opportunity to advise applied doctoral research with students working in industry. The position has no formal research requirement, but as a tier 1 research institution, research is always encouraged. Applicants shall have a terminal degree, Ph.D., Doctor of Engineering, or Sc.D. The successful applicant should have evidence of quality teaching and the ability to teach quality graduate classes both online and in person. Depending upon the candidates experience, candidates could be considered at the level of associate (Lecturer) or full professor (Lecturer). The University of Utah is research-focused institution that is home to more than 35,000 students, world-class faculty and researchers, a medical campus, and many start-up companies. The Department of Mechanical Engineering has experienced tremendous growth over the past decade, fueled by the State of Utah's Engineering Initiative, and currently houses more than 60 tenure-line and career-line faculty members, over 1,500 undergraduate and 300 graduate students. The University of Utah campus is situated in Salt Lake City, a growing, increasingly diverse, metropolitan city with a population of 1M nestled against the backdrop of the beautiful Wasatch Mountains. The greater SLC valley is an important economic hub of the mountain west and is home to a number of large technology and fortune 500 companies. SLC residents enjoy a highly accessible and walkable downtown with vibrant restaurants, sports, nightlife, and cultural events. Salt Lake City residents enjoy easy access to national parks (8 within a few hours' drive), worldclass skiing/snowboarding (7 resorts within 1 hour), hiking, fishing, biking, and kayaking. In addition, faculty members enjoy free access to public transportation and the convenience of an international airport located only 15 minutes from campus. Department: 00068 - Mechanical Engineering City: Salt Lake City, UT Track: Non Tenure Track Close Date: 11/15/2026 Open Until Filled: No Requisition Number: PRN01595CF To apply, visit https://apptrkr.com/9882592 "">https://utah.peopleadmin.com/postings/210435 The University of Utah values candidates who have experience working in settings with students and possess a strong commitment to improving access to higher education. Veterans' preference is extended to qualified applicants, upon request and consistent with University policy and Utah state law. Upon request, reasonable accommodations in the application process will be provided to individuals with disabilities. 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