Initial screening for this position will be on July 30, 2014.
Do you love to train/teach others about Information Technology? Do you spend your free time learning new skills, both for the fun of it, and so that you can turn and teach it to others? Do you wake up every day motivated to help others achieve their best, and acquire the skills to find great jobs in the IT field? Do you enjoy working on a visionary team, who constantly work together to create the best learning environment possible? If you said yes to all these questions, then you should apply!
The Information Technology Bachelors Program in Network Administration and Security started off this past winter quarter with a full cohort, and the future looks bright for both current and future students and the Green River IT program. The Information Technology program is looking for an enthusiastic, knowledgeable addition to the Software Development team. The Technology division is accepting applications to be considered for a full time tenure track Information Technology Instructor starting Fall Quarter 2014.
Green River Community College welcomes individuals who have a commitment to teach and the ability to utilize a variety of methods and modes of instruction to ensure student success. Given the diversity of our student population, we encourage applications from individuals who can adapt instructional methods to a wide range of student backgrounds and interests. The Technology Division at Green River Community College is seeking individuals who have knowledge of and interest in, Information Technology education at a community college.
The successful candidate will teach Information Technology and Computer Science courses at a variety of levels in lecture (whiteboard design, live coding), lab (hands-on work with students), or online settings. Primary teaching responsibilities will include:
- Programming and scripting in a variety of languages (C/C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, PowerShell, Python, Bash, SQL)
- Full stack web development using modern framework
- Mobile application development
- Database fundamentals
- Agile development methods
- Debugging, testing, and software maintenance
- Configuration management and deployment and others as technology evolves
In addition to teaching, responsibilities will include student advising, course/curriculum development, providing support to adjunct faculty members, recruiting students, supporting the program’s advisory committee, developing and maintaining relationships with technical professionals in the region, sponsoring student activities, and participating in other college and division professional activities such as committee work, special projects, and professional development.