The adjunct faculty member will teach the SCTY 401 – Aviation Security course to students within the Worldwide campus network. Responsibilities include delivering course content on security regulations, counterterrorism measures, and emerging technologies in the aviation sector.
Teach SYSE 560, Introduction to Systems Engineering Management, as an adjunct faculty member for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's Worldwide campus. Cover systems engineering management principles, including technical planning, configuration and risk management, budgeting, resource allocation, project monitoring and control, and optimization techniques.
The adjunct faculty member will teach the SYSE 530 course, focusing on the development, definition, and management of system requirements. Responsibilities include guiding students through requirements elicitation, modeling, analysis, and validation techniques.
The adjunct faculty member will teach Physics with Calculus I and other related physics or chemistry courses in an online environment. They are responsible for delivering curriculum focused on classical mechanics, including kinematics, Newton's Laws, and rotational motion.
The adjunct faculty member will teach SYSE 515 – Mathematical Applications in Systems Engineering to students in the Worldwide campus. Responsibilities include delivering course content focused on calculus, economics, probability, and statistics for engineering applications.
Teach the course INTL 488 – National Security Issues and Terrorism to students in an online environment. Facilitate the analysis of terrorism, low-intensity conflict, and the ideological factors driving these issues.
The adjunct faculty member will teach the SYSE 505 System Safety and Certification course to students within the Worldwide campus. Responsibilities include delivering curriculum focused on safety engineering, regulatory frameworks, and industry standards for airborne safety-critical systems.
The adjunct faculty member will teach the SYSE 500 Fundamentals of System Engineering course to students within the Worldwide campus. Responsibilities include delivering curriculum focused on systems engineering principles, processes, and practices across the system life cycle.
Teach the online SFTY 311 course, Introduction to Occupational Safety and Health, for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's Worldwide campus. Cover the OSH Act, general industry standards, employee rights and employer responsibilities, appeals, recordkeeping, and voluntary protection programs.
The Flight Applications Systems Analyst supports, maintains, and enhances core flight systems while developing operational and analytical reports. This role involves troubleshooting complex system issues, gathering business requirements, and translating customer needs into sustainable technical solutions.
Teach undergraduate and graduate commercial aviation business courses, primarily online, and develop, maintain, and assess courses and curricula, especially for airline, airport, and air mobility programs. Contribute to the department, college, university, and profession through service, ongoing professional engagement, and research, with limited travel as needed.
The Sponsored Research Contract Administrator manages pre and post-award activities for a portfolio of contracts while ensuring compliance with federal and university regulations. They serve as a liaison between principal investigators, faculty, and funding agencies to provide guidance on budget management and contract administration.
The Assistant Director of Student Recruitment is responsible for regional recruitment, outreach, and marketing to meet enrollment goals for a designated market. This role also supervises regional recruitment counselors and develops strategies to represent the university at industry, college, and military fairs.
The adjunct faculty member will teach the SPAC 570 Space Science Systems course. Responsibilities include managing complex space science systems and fostering leadership skills in students.
Teach the SPAC 550 Space Transportation Systems course to students in an online environment. Facilitate the development of leadership skills and management strategies for space transportation programs.
The adjunct faculty member will teach the SPAC 530 Earth Observation Systems course to students in the Worldwide Campus. Responsibilities include managing complex space transportation programs and providing leadership instruction regarding Earth observation systems.
The adjunct faculty will teach the SPAC 560- SATCOM Systems course, focusing on the technical, political, and economic challenges of the satellite communications industry. Responsibilities include facilitating student learning and developing leadership skills for future SATCOM programs.
The successful candidate will teach online courses in programs such as Homeland Security and Criminal Justice while maintaining an active research agenda. Additionally, they will oversee the Criminal Justice minor and contribute to departmental service, including student recruitment and retention efforts.
Teach the ASCI 645 Airport Operations and Management online course. Instruct students on airport systems, administrative management, and specific operational topic areas including airfield and airspace management.
The Instructional Designer I is responsible for producing high-quality online courses and coordinating development activities. This role involves collaborating with a diverse Academic Innovation team to implement innovative educational solutions and tools.
Develop and teach courses in computer science, specifically object-oriented programming and database systems, for the data science program. Maintain an active research agenda aligned with the university's focus areas and collaborate with faculty.
Teach HUMN 430 (Ethics in Aviation) and potentially HUMN 330 (Values and Ethics) for the Worldwide campus. Integrate classical ethical theories with real-world aviation applications including safety, security, and emerging technologies.
