The GE Johnson Department of Architecture Engineering and Construction Science (ARE/CNS) in the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering at Kansas State University in Manhattan, KS is seeking qualified candidates to teach courses, conduct research and industry outreach for the department related to the management of the construction process as an instructor or tenure-track Assistant Professor. The department is specifically seeking candidates with expertise in construction methodologies, sustainable construction practices, preconstruction services, construction scheduling, construction estimating, and/or management of the construction process. This role will support the college’s strategic plan to develop sustainable processes for the rehabilitation of buildings using cutting-edge construction and design practices.

The successful candidate will:

• Deliver creative and effective teaching in courses related to construction methodologies, construction scheduling, construction estimating, preconstruction services, management of the construction process, and/or related technology.
• Engage in peer-reviewed research, scholarship, and/or creative activities.
• Participate in departmental governance.
• Participate in university, college, departmental and professional service.
• Contribute to an environment that fosters collegiality.

Minimum Qualifications:

• A Master’s degree in Architecture, Architectural Engineering, Construction, Engineering, Business Management, or a Building Science related field is required for a full-time tenure-track position. A relevant Bachelor’s degree, along with construction industry experience, will be considered for the instructor level. If appointed at the full-time instructor level, the successful candidate must obtain an approved graduate degree within an agreed time frame to be eligible for a tenure-track position.
• Five or more years of full-time relevant professional experience in the United States construction industry.
• Experience in construction estimating, scheduling, or project management.
• Demonstrated knowledge and involvement with the applied use of construction documents and processes.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Terminal degree in relevant discipline.
• Significant professional Architectural, Engineering, and/or Construction industry experience in a project management capacity.
• Undergraduate teaching experience.
• Demonstrated ability to integrate project work across multiple areas of building/infrastructure construction.
• Experience with applied building construction technology including architectural graphics with emphasis on computer-aided construction process, REVIT, BIM, Navisworks, and/or other current construction computer applications.
• Relevant professional registration, licensure, or certifications.
• Certification related to sustainable building practices.