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Texas A&M University
Academic Professional Track (Non-Tenure): Open Rank and Title (Architectural Engineering - Electrical Systems)
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An Electrical Substation Engineer is responsible for substation design including schematic development, physical layouts, equipment, and construction cost estimates.
$104,200 / year median in Texas
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Academic Professional Track (Non-Tenure): Open Rank and Title (Architectural Engineering - Electrical Systems) Texas A&M University - 4.3 College Station, TX Job Details Full-time | Non-tenure 1 day ago Qualifications Renewable energy systems expertise (engineering specialty) Program design Developing new academic courses Electrical power distribution management Overseeing academic program planning Faculty collaboration Architectural Engineering Program evaluation (curriculum development processes) Lighting systems Teaching electrical engineering Electrical system design Electrical engineering Emergency power systems Experience working with undergraduate students Advising undergraduate students Continuous improvement Electrical control systems Mentoring Electrical diagnostics Higher education instructional development NFPA 70 compliance Senior level Civil Engineering Building automation systems Educational content composition projects Full Job Description Description Effective September 1, 2026, the ABET-accredited Architectural Engineering (AREN) program will become the third academic program within the Zachry Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering in the College of Engineering at Texas A&M University. The Zachry Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering invites applications for a full-time or part-time, non-tenure track faculty position with a 9-month appointment beginning January 1, 2027, at the (Visiting) Lecturer, (Visiting) Senior Lecturer, (Visiting) Associate Professor of the Practice, (Visiting) Professor of the Practice, (Visiting) Instructional Assistant Professor, (Visiting) Instructional Associate Professor, (Visiting) Instructional Professor, and (Visiting) Senior Professor levels. The successful applicant will play an important role in the continued growth and development of the Architectural Engineering Program at Texas A&M University. Primary responsibilities include developing, expanding, and teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in building electrical systems, power distribution, lighting systems, building controls, and related areas within the Architectural Engineering curriculum. The successful applicant will also contribute to the strategic growth and continued expansion of the program's undergraduate and graduate curriculum in building electrical and power systems; advise and mentor undergraduate students; support program assessment and continuous improvement efforts; collaborate with faculty across the College of Engineering and with industry partners; support student organizations and project teams; participate in departmental and university service activities; and serve the engineering profession. The successful candidate will be expected to provide intellectual and educational leadership in the continued growth of the Architectural Engineering Program's building electrical and power systems emphasis, including curriculum development, industry engagement, and support of future program initiatives. We seek candidates with expertise in one or more of the following areas, with particular emphasis on building electrical systems: building electrical power distribution and utilization; electrical system design for commercial and institutional buildings; lighting systems, daylighting, and lighting controls; electrical safety and National Electrical Code (NEC) applications; power quality and reliability; emergency and standby power systems; renewable energy integration; distributed energy resources and microgrids; smart buildings; building automation and control systems; intelligent building electrical systems; building energy management; advanced sensing, monitoring, diagnostics, and fault detection for electrical systems; and other emerging areas related to building electrical and power systems. Department Information The Zachry Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering at Texas A&M University is among the leading civil and environmental engineering departments in the nation. The department includes 55 tenured and tenure-track faculty members and 22 Academic Professional Track faculty members and serves more than 900 undergraduate and 370 graduate students. In addition, the Architectural Engineering program includes over 280 undergraduate students. For more information on the department and Architectural Engineering program, please visit http://engineering.tamu.