Faculty, Audio Engineering

$63,444 - $94,871/Yr

Austin Community College District - Austin, TX

Full-time - Entry Level

Austin, TX

10,001+ employees

Educational Services

About the position

The Faculty, Audio Engineering position at Austin Community College involves preparing and delivering coursework in audio engineering to a diverse student population. The role focuses on developing student skills in the creation, production, and business aspects of modern commercial music, with an emphasis on workforce education. Faculty members are expected to engage in departmental governance, evaluate student progress, and remain current in their field through professional development activities.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and teach courses in Audio Engineering based on approved learning outcomes.
• Participate in departmental responsibilities including curriculum review and program assessment.
• Evaluate student progress and provide timely feedback.
• Serve as a mentor to students in the Audio Engineering program.
• Engage in professional development activities to remain current in the field.
• Support division and department goals through active engagement in decision-making.
• Serve on collegewide and departmental committees and task forces.
• Assist in leading the audio team and aligning instruction with adjunct professors.

Requirements

• Master's Degree in Music, Radio-TV-Film, Commercial Music Management, Music Business, Performance and Technology, Audio Technology or related disciplines.
• Three years of non-teaching, industry-related work experience in the audio engineering field.
• Demonstrated proficiency using computer applications and online learning management systems.

Nice-to-haves

• Experience with Avid Pro Tools.
• Dynamic instructional delivery methods for diverse student populations.
• Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work with varied populations.

Benefits

• Competitive salary range of $63,444 - $94,871 per year.
• Professional development opportunities.
• Engagement with a multicultural student population.