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>>whoish+(OP)
Computer Science Faculty | Full-Time | Visa Support Available | Onsite (Burlington,VT)

Make an impact in computer science education at Champlain College! We're seeking passionate candidates for a Computer Science faculty position in the Division of Information Technology & Sciences. We embrace small class sizes, interdisciplinary approaches, and hands-on learning. Whether you hold a Ph.D. or a master's degree with industry accomplishments, your expertise is valued here. Apply today to be a part of our inclusive and innovative community at Champlain College.

We are especially interested in candidates with at least some background in machine learning. Our program is highly applied as we are a professionally focused school. In addition to our core CS curriculum, we offer concentrations in artificial intelligence, software engineering, and mobile application development.

As a teaching college, faculty generally teach a 4/4 load with other responsibilities including service and professional development.

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>>Wooden+2F
What's the pay level for a position like this? I know it's not at FAANG-level, but presumably it's higher than other faculty positions (especially if you're looking for someone with industry accomplishments)?

>>_dark_+sK
The pay is going to be a steep drop from FAANG or even most software engineer positions in the US, but you are correct, generally higher than other faculty positions. You can lookup the median pay for assistant professor of computer science in the US and expect that to be the ballpark.

Folks from industry switch into this career because they want to give back, want a change of pace, and/or want the lifestyle (4 months a year off, a social environment, etc.). You definitely don't switch into it from being a software engineer if your chief or even second concern is pay.