Required Qualifications
Master’s in agricultural education, agricultural mechanics, agricultural and biosystem engineering, agricultural systems, agricultural systems technology, career & technical education or closely related field; Documented evidence of willingness/experience in teaching a broad and diverse range of undergraduate courses in agricultural sciences including program building for agricultural education, instructional methods for career and technical education, organization & management for laboratory programs, introduction to agricultural engineering, agricultural safety, agricultural structure and environments, metal fabrication, agricultural power and machinery, agricultural electric and mechanical systems, land management and agriculture irrigation technology); Graduate level courses on grant writing, instructional design, methods of technological change, electrical and electronic applications and Demonstrated ability to be an effective team player in a multidisciplinary environment; Demonstrates a strong commitment to student-centered teaching and mentoring.

Preferred Qualifications
Ph.D. in agricultural education, agricultural engineering, agricultural and biosystem engineering, agricultural systems, agricultural systems technology, career & technical education or closely related field; Familiarity and hands-on practical experience with Texas agriculture (crops, livestock); and Proficiency in emerging areas of agricultural technology and mechanical systems, such as precision farming, sensor technology and instrumentation; Experience with planning and conducting agriculture related career development events and contests.