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ETI Technical College
Electrical Instructor
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A Power Electronics Engineer designs and develops power and control electronic equipment or hardware for products with motors. Works with circuits and other electronic equipment, components or systems.
$101,091 / year median in Ohio
+12% projected growth
Job Description
ETI Technical College of Niles is seeking an instructor for electrical and electronic courses. The courses can be taught fully in-person, or via a hybrid method (lecture online; lab skills in-person at the school). Candidates must have at least three years of field-related experience. Hours vary 5-9 hours weekly, day for September, day and evenings in January and after. Associate degree preferred. Licensure preferred. Instructor needed for courses listed below: ELS-112: Electrical Systems II. Emphasis on AC theory and circuits, magnetism, electronic test equipment, three-phase AC, complex AC theory, including reactive circuits and resonance. Impedance networks with AC series-parallel combination circuits for electronics, battery power supplies, filters and transformers, coupled circuits, generators, motors, alternators, power transmission and distribution, green power and copper fiber-optic cabling. Students learn to install light switches, receptacles, doorbells, light fixtures, and connect circuits to panel boxes and 220 / 240 volt lines for large appliances. 2.5 credit hours FMT-122: Facilities Automation. Introduction to the smart grid supervisory command and control system portion of the smart grid infrastructure and the individual components. Evaluate and verify the smart grid command and control data acquisition system and oversee the function of residential or light commercial electronics systems package that will allow data, control, and communication signals integrated at the premise controller through the gateway. Instruction in the many protocols used over diverse media to communicate with and control residential and light commercial electronics systems. 2.5 credit hours