Keisuke Ikehata

Texas State University is hiring a non-tenure-line Faculty of Instruction in Environmental Engineering Technology within the Department of Engineering Technology. This is a teaching-centered academic appointment at the rank of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or Professor of Instruction , based in San Marcos, Texas, USA . The role is focused on undergraduate teaching , advising, mentoring student activities and competition teams, supporting curriculum and career guidance, and contributing to service activities for the department, university, and profession. The position is especially suited to candidates who combine university-level instruction with professional practice in environmental engineering technology or related civil/construction fields. Research/teaching area: Environmental Engineering Technology, Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering, engineering education, industry-aligned curriculum, and applied undergraduate instruction. Required qualifications: a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering with an environmental emphasis, or another closely related construction discipline; an ABET-accredited undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering or Construction Engineering (or similarly accredited closely related field); at least two years of undergraduate teaching experience; demonstrated current competence in the teaching area; and excellent oral and written English. Additional qualifications by rank: Associate Professor of Instruction requires at least five years of sustained teaching and learning contributions; Professor of Instruction requires at least 10 years plus leadership and recognized contributions in teaching/instructional activities. Preferred qualifications: professional licensure and U.S.-based industry experience in environmental and/or civil design and construction. Application: submit materials through the Texas State University portal only. Full consideration is requested by 15 May 2026 . The preferred start date is Fall 2026 or Spring 2027 .