Job Title: Adjunct Electrical Engineering Instructor
Job Type: Temporary / Contract
Status: Part-Time
Shift: Day Shift
Schedule: Monday–Friday | Course Schedule Varies
Location: Minneapolis, MN
Pay Rate: $1,077 per credit | Approximately $9,600 total for three assigned courses
Job Type: Temporary / Contract
Status: Part-Time
Shift: Day Shift
Schedule: Monday–Friday | Course Schedule Varies
Location: Minneapolis, MN
Pay Rate: $1,077 per credit | Approximately $9,600 total for three assigned courses
About Our Client
Our client is a higher education institution seeking an experienced Electrical Engineering professional to provide adjunct instruction for the remainder of the Fall 2026 semester. This opportunity is ideal for someone who enjoys sharing technical expertise, working directly with students, and supporting the development of future engineering professionals.
Job Summary
The Adjunct Electrical Engineering Instructor will provide in-person instruction for assigned Electrical Engineering courses through the end of the Fall 2026 semester in December. This position is responsible for delivering established course content, supporting student learning, evaluating student performance, and maintaining a professional and engaging classroom and laboratory environment.
The current need includes EENG 2112, EENG 2122, and EENG 4141. EENG 2112 focuses on complex circuits, power and power factor, three-phase circuits, transformers, frequency response, and related circuit analysis. EENG 2112 01 Circuit Fundamentals… EENG 2122 provides hands-on laboratory experience involving circuit construction, electrical measurements, simulation, and analysis. EENG 2122 01 Circuit Fundamentals.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide in-person instruction for assigned Electrical Engineering courses
- Deliver course material in accordance with established curriculum and learning objectives
- Explain complex electrical engineering concepts in a clear and engaging manner
- Facilitate classroom discussions, problem-solving activities, and hands-on learning
- Provide laboratory instruction and supervision for assigned lab courses
- Support students in applying electrical circuit theory to practical applications
- Evaluate student learning through assignments, quizzes, examinations, lab reports, projects, and other established coursework
- Provide timely and constructive feedback to students
- Maintain accurate course and student records
- Promote a respectful, professional, and inclusive learning environment
- Utilize required instructional technology and course software
- Communicate effectively with students and college staff regarding course expectations, progress, and instructional needs
- Follow established academic, safety, and institutional policies
Qualifications
- Education and professional experience in Electrical Engineering or a closely related field
- Strong knowledge of electrical circuit theory and analysis
- Knowledge of AC/DC circuits, circuit analysis, power, transformers, and electrical measurement principles
- Ability to explain technical engineering concepts to students with varying levels of experience
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to effectively lead classroom and/or laboratory instruction
- Experience with electrical testing and measurement equipment preferred
- Familiarity with circuit simulation and engineering software such as Multisim and MATLAB preferred
- Previous teaching, training, mentoring, or instructional experience preferred
- Ability to work effectively with students, faculty, and college staff
Working Conditions
- In-person college classroom and laboratory environment
- Part-time adjunct assignment through the end of the Fall 2026 semester
- Combination of classroom instruction and hands-on laboratory work depending on assigned courses
- May require standing for extended periods while teaching or supervising laboratory activities
- Regular use of computers, instructional technology, and electrical laboratory equipment
Compensation
Adjunct compensation is based on assigned course credits rather than a traditional hourly contracting structure. Compensation is $1,077 per credit. Based on the anticipated course assignments, estimated total compensation is approximately $9,600 for the three courses through the end of the semester in December.
Current Course Schedule
- EENG 2112 – Circuit Fundamentals II: Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday | 10:30 AM–11:25 AM EENG 2112 01 Circuit Fundamentals
- EENG 2122 – Circuit Fundamentals II Lab: Thursday | 11:30 AM–1:25 PM EENG 2122 01 Circuit Fundamentals
- EENG 4141: Friday | Approximately 10:30 AM–1:30 PM, based on the schedule provided
About Vision
At The Vision Companies, we go beyond matching skills to job descriptions. We advocate for candidates by focusing on the right fit for both the individual and the organization. Our personalized approach means we support candidates throughout the hiring process and placement experience.
Benefits & Perks
- Paid time off and paid holidays
- Health insurance (medical, dental, and vision)
- Term life insurance and short-term disability benefits
- 401(k) plan
- Performance-based pay increases
- Employee referral bonuses
- Gift giveaways throughout the year
- Support from an amazing team of recruiters who advocate for candidates every step of the way!
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