Teach undergraduate Mechanical Engineering courses for the BSME program at the Mines Guam campus, with a strong emphasis on hands-on, laboratory-based, and project-oriented instruction. Contribute to curriculum design, development, and continuous improvement for the new BSME degree program, including laboratory and design-course development. Mentor and advise undergraduate students, including supervision of design projects, capstone experiences, and experiential learning activities. Engage in scholarly, pedagogical, or professional activities appropriate to the teaching faculty or Professor of Practice role, including industry engagement, curriculum innovation, or applied engineering projects. Contribute to the department, campus, and profession through service, outreach, and program-building activities. Other duties as assigned by the Department Head. Minimum Qualifications PhD. or terminal degree in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related field or a master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related field with significant relevant professional experience, consistent with appointment as Professor of Practice. Demonstrated commitment to excellence in undergraduate teaching and student mentorship. Evidence of hands-on, applied, or industry-relevant experience aligned with the BSME curriculum. Ability to contribute effectively to a teaching-focused mechanical engineering program in a developing campus environment. For senior-level Teaching Faculty or Professor of Practice appointments: Substantial record of effective teaching, curriculum leadership, or professional practice. Demonstrated leadership in engineering education, industry, government, or applied engineering practice. About Mines & the Department of Mechanical Engineering Colorado School of Mines, Colorado’s oldest public university, produces talent, knowledge, and solutions that serve industry and benefit society—all to create a more prosperous future. Mines enrolls approximately 6,400 undergraduate students and 1,900 graduate students across a broad range of applied science and engineering disciplines. The university maintains high-quality, well-funded research programs (approximately $106 M in research awards for fiscal year 2024) with strong participation from both undergraduate and graduate students. The 2026 U.S. News & World Report ranks Mines among the top 100 universities in the nation. The Department of Mechanical Engineering supports a comprehensive mechanical engineering curriculum spanning solid mechanics, thermal-fluid sciences, design, manufacturing, and mechatronics. The department is committed to excellence in undergraduate education, innovation in curriculum, and strong connections to engineering practice and industry. General information about Mines can be found at: Total Rewards and Academic Year Salary Rates Teaching Assistant Professor: $85,573 - $93,000 Teaching Associate Professor: $93,000 - $105,000 Teaching Professor: $105,000 - $127,000 Professor of Practice: $94,207 - $147,500