Adjunct Faculty for Electrical Energy Conversion-Fall 2026

Fairleigh Dickinson University

Teaneck, NJTemporaryPosted 3mo agoSeen in employer's feed 3 days ago

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Location

Teaneck, NJ

Schedule

Temporary

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Requirements

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Master's degree

Job overview

Fairleigh Dickinson University is hiring an Adjunct Faculty for Electrical Energy Conversion-Fall 2026. Fairleigh Dickinson University seeks an Adjunct Faculty member for Electrical Energy Conversion for Fall 2026. This role involves teaching a college-level Electric Machines course, which includes both lecture and lab components. The course covers electromagnetic phenomena, magnetic circuits, transformer theory, rotating machinery, DC and three-phase systems, and power relationships.

Successful candidates bring MS in Electrical Engineering, Teaching College-Level Electric Machines Experience, and Background Check. Important skills include Teaching College-Level Electric Machines Course. Preferred (not required): Electromagnetic Phenomena, Magnetic Circuits, Ferromagnetic Loops, and Air Gap.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Teaching College-Level Electric Machines CourseElectromagnetic PhenomenaMagnetic CircuitsFerromagnetic LoopsAir GapTransformer TheoryEquivalent CircuitsPhasorsRegulation and Efficiency EvaluationRotating MachineryDC SystemsThree Phase SystemsPower RelationshipsOperating Characteristics

Qualifications

MS in Electrical EngineeringSatisfactory Background CheckSign Waiver Authorizing Background CheckProduce Social Security Card

Full job description

Job Summary:

EENG_4375 Electrical Energy Conversion (3 Credits)

General considerations of electromagnetic phenomena and magnetic circuits. Exercises with ferromagnetic loops and air gap. Transformer theory—equivalent circuits and phasors. Regulation and efficiency evaluation, rotating machinery, DC and three phase systems. Power relationships, operating characteristics.

This course also includes a 1 contact hour of lab and as such is a 4 contact hours course.

Required Qualifications:

Minimum qualifications: A MS in Electrical Engineering with experience in teaching college-level Electric Machines course/s.

Employment is contingent upon a satisfactory background check. Candidates for hire will be required to sign a waiver authorizing the background check and produce a Social Security Card.

Status: Temporary

Campus: Metropolitan Campus, Teaneck, NJ

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