(PT) Adjunct Instructor (sUAS Maintenance and Repair)

Atlantic Cape Community College seeks qualified adjunct instructors to deliver high quality instruction at our three full-service campuses and through distance education. If you are qualified to teach at Atlantic Cape, your materials will be maintained in a pool of qualified candidates. As teaching opportunities arise throughout the academic year, you may be contacted by the College for an interview.

Compensation:  $780 per contact hour

AVIT250: sUAS Maintenance and Repair.

Teach and mentor students in hands on labs and lectures focused on maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing small unmanned aircraft systems
(sUAS) under 55 pounds. Guide students through real world tasks such as aircraft modifications, component identification, payload and battery
maintenance, software updates, test flights, and professional recordkeeping.

Bachelor’s degree in Aviation, Aerospace, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, or related technical field (Master’s preferred)
FAA Remote Pilot Certificate required
Proven hands-on experience with sUAS maintenance, repair, and operation
Skilled in electronic, mechanical, and software troubleshooting for small unmanned aircraft
Knowledge of safety inspections, checklists, and regulatory compliance
Teaching or technical instruction experience preferred but not required.

If you are interested in serving as an adjunct instructor, please attach a cover letter, and resume with your application.

The cover letter must indicate:

1. Your days and hours of availability to teach.
2. Your campus location preference from among Mays Landing, Atlantic City, and Cape May Court House.
3. Courses/Disciplines you have taught or you deem qualified to teach.
4. You may also wish to express an interest in teaching Continuing Education courses and seminars.