Instructional Specialist I, Machining

Working under the guidance of the Program Coordinator and Chair of the Engineering Department, collaboratively provide instruction and support related to the college's Advanced Industrial Design & Technology and CNC Machine Tool programs.

High school diploma/GED and five years of machining-, fabrication-, industrial art-, or manufacturing-related work or teaching experience is required.

OR

Associate degree in a machining-, fabrication-, industrial art-, or manufacturing-related discipline and three years of related work or teaching experience.

National Institute of Metalworking Skills (NIMS) certification(s) are strongly preferred. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office, industry-standard Learning Management Systems (LMS), and design-/manufacturing-related software is preferred.

1. Seek continuous improvement in teaching methodology and student-centered learning.
2. Stay current in machining, fabrication, industrial art, and/or manufacturing-related disciplines.
3. Maintain scheduled availability to students.
4. Develop an individual professional development plan.
5. Assist other faculty in developing, managing courses, and curricula.
6. Assist in student recruitment and selection.
7. Remain knowledgeable about the college, its structure, culture, policies, practices, and credit and continuing education programming.
8. Serve as an advocate for the College and its students, as required.

Essential Job Duties are intended to be examples of duties and are not intended to be all inclusive. There will be other duties as assigned.