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Position Title: Lecturer in Computer Science (id:83994) Campus: Orono Department: School of Computing and Information Sciences - OCIS Bargaining Unit: AFUM Salary Band/Wage Band: N/A Location: Orono
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Position Title: Chair of Electrical and Computer Engineering (id:83348) Campus: Orono Department: Electrical & Computer Engineering - OECE Bargaining Unit: Nonrep Faculty Salary Band/Wage Band: N/A
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Position Title: Part-Time Faculty (Temporary) in Computer Science (id:83288) Campus: Orono Department: School of Computing and Information Sciences - OCIS Bargaining Unit: PATFA Salary Band/Wage
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Position Title: Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering (id:82857) Campus: Orono Department: Electrical & Computer Engineering - OECE Bargaining Unit: AFUM Salary Band/Wage Band
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Position Title: Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering (id:82390) Campus: Orono Department: Electrical & Computer Engineering - OECE Bargaining Unit: AFUM Salary Band/Wage Band
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Horticulture Program that align with the UMaine Cooperative Extension mission and plan of work. Collaborates with Extension colleagues and other agency staff to deliver programs in horticulture business and
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of the curriculum and will be open to using teaching styles that reach students who otherwise might not choose engineering. The Mechanical Engineering Technology program at the University of Maine seeks to prepare
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regarding a range of products. Inventory, computers, and product knowledge are essential to the success of the position. Temporary, 40 hours per week, 5 days per week, Monday through Friday 6:30 a.m. to 3:00
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oral and written communication skills. Preferred: MBA in Computer Science, Management Systems, Information Systems, Information Technology. Two years of experience in a functional matrix organization
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Department can be found at www.civil.umaine.edu . The successful candidate will join a dynamic engineering program dedicated to high-quality teaching, scholarship, and service – where faculty support work-life