The Department of Engineering Technology is seeking a faculty member for a full-time tenure track
teaching position in the Electronics Engineering Technology (EET) program. The ET Department offers
both associate and bachelor's degrees in Design Engineering Technology, Electronics Engineering
Technology, Manufacturing Engineering Technology and Mechanical Engineering Technology.
A Masters degree in an appropriate field is required along with Five years, post BS degree, of industrial
experience is for consideration as a tenure-track Assistant Professor. Excellent English language written
and speaking skills are required.
The position will require knowledge and experience with industrial electronics, digital systems, embedded
controllers, industrial automation and Real-Time embedded systems. The successful candidate will be
both academic and industry oriented with the ability and desire to work closely and cooperatively with
faculty, staff, and students. Teaching experience at the collegiate level in technology, the ability to teach a
variety of engineering technology courses in other programs within the Engineering Technology
Department, and the ability to direct senior project activities is preferred. Experience working with diverse
populations is also preferred. PhD is preferred, as is significant industrial experience.
The qualified candidate will be expected to teach a variety of courses in the EET program with additional
responsibilities including student advising, development of instructional materials, participation in
scholarly activities, course and program assessments, ETAC of ABET accreditation support, building
industry relationships and fostering internships. The successful applicant must be capable of and
committed to teaching, community service, outreach, and scholarship.
Candidates must go to http://jobs/weber.edu to apply (the job title is Faculty EET). A resume, cover letter
and references will be required.
Rick W. Orr
Professor, MfET
Dept. Chair, Engineering Technology
Weber State University
Ogden, UT 84408-1802
801-626-7514
801-626-6987 fax
rworr@weber.edu