Jobs at Mercer University

Tenure-track Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering responsible for teaching undergraduate and graduate engineering courses, mentoring undergraduate researchers, supervising capstone projects, developing a scholarly research program, securing external funding, advising students, contributing to curriculum development, and participating in university service. The position favors expertise connecting biomedical engineering with electrical or computer engineering, particularly Medical AI, biosensors, wearable devices, medical device security, diagnostic image processing, or high-throughput screening.

Coordinates Family Medicine, Surgery, and Obstetrics & Gynecology clinical clerkship rotations across medical school campuses. Maintains academic records and updates curriculum manuals, supports medical students, assists clerkship directors, coordinates with clinical partners and other coordinators, and manages communication, testing, evaluations, and implementation activities.

Leads fundraising, corporate relations, alumni engagement, and external partnership development for the School of Engineering. Works with the Dean to achieve annual fund and campaign goals, organize major events, cultivate donors and partners, solicit financial support, facilitate communications, and record constituent interactions in the university CRM. Requires travel, evening, and weekend availability.

Develops full-stack, embedded, scientific, web, machine learning, and AI software solutions. Responsibilities include software design, coding, testing, documentation, performance improvement, access control, lifecycle management, requirements decomposition, status reporting, and collaboration on cybersecurity projects. The role works under technical leadership and supports government and private industry customers.

Leads electrical engineering efforts supporting electronic warfare and avionics, including technology research, design, evaluation, risk reduction, and implementation. Organizes multidisciplinary teams, presents technical solutions to customers, develops cost and schedule estimates, assesses technical risks, and communicates program status to senior management. The role is full-time and on-site in Warner Robins, Georgia, with customer interaction and responsibility for identifying business opportunities.

Coordinates fourth-year medical student programs, schedules, electives, away rotations, academic records, curriculum materials, exams, and grade reporting. Supports students, faculty, committees, and clinical sites while maintaining academic databases and confidentiality. Serves as liaison with hospitals, medical schools, and physician offices; manages credentialing and clinical-site relationships. Provides curriculum-system support, supervises student facilities, and travels to off-site clinics as needed.

Coordinates Bursar Office operations and assigned student accounts receivable portfolios. Reviews accounts, monitors delinquent balances, manages holds, supports payments and refunds, performs reporting and reconciliations, and handles escalated tuition concerns. Mentors Student Account and Support Specialists, oversees student workers, coordinates specialized transactions and program liaisons, and ensures accurate, confidential service in accordance with university policies and regulations.

Provides strategic leadership for university infrastructure and security operations, supervising network, server, systems, and field support teams. Oversees infrastructure modernization, security governance, vendor relationships, budgets, and technical projects while providing hands-on backup support for network troubleshooting, Active Directory, identity and access management, telephony, server operations, and workstation deployment. Ensures operational continuity and compliance with cybersecurity and regulatory requirements.

Provides administrative support for the English and International/Global Studies departments. Responsibilities include reception, telephone and email communications, supply purchasing, work-study student supervision, budget monitoring, correspondence, spreadsheet preparation, scheduling rooms and events, student information support, and financial reporting using university systems.

Tenure-track Assistant Professor responsible for teaching undergraduate and graduate industrial engineering courses, conducting scholarship, developing curriculum in optimization and emerging technologies, mentoring students, participating in university service, and supporting applied research and professional development. The role requires teaching in face-to-face, hybrid, and online formats and contributing to a collaborative academic environment.

Provides administrative and customer service support for admissions, recruitment, and student success. Serves prospective and current students, supports application completion, maintains accurate records in CRM and student information systems, assists with recruitment activities, promotes academic programs, and collaborates with Enrollment Management staff to advance enrollment goals.

Develops and reviews engineering models, CAD drawings, schematics, parts lists, and electrical interconnect documentation using SolidWorks and AutoCAD. Applies military, engineering, and drafting standards; supports drafting standards and PDM workflow; assists drafting staff; and approves drawings for release. The role also supports multiple engineering projects, customer needs, and business development activities while working under chief engineer supervision.

Supports daily athletics ticketing operations by executing sales strategies, managing group and individual ticket requests, maintaining sales databases, identifying prospects, and maximizing revenue. Coordinates with fan experience teams to improve game-day experiences and customer satisfaction. The role requires collaboration with stakeholders, strong communication and organization, proficiency with ticketing and CRM systems, flexible event-schedule hours, and occasional university business travel.

Leads aircraft and ground-equipment reliability and sustainment efforts, analyzing maintenance and technical data, identifying trends, evaluating component reliability and availability, and investigating failure root causes. Recommends maintenance, engineering, and technical-data improvements to increase aircraft availability and reduce costs. Supports corrosion prevention and coatings programs, reliability-centered maintenance, condition-based maintenance, and aging-aircraft evaluations. Prepares analyses and briefings while meeting cost, schedule, and performance requirements and supporting customer and business-development activities.

Provides high-level administrative support to the College of Pharmacy Dean, including calendar and travel management, correspondence, office operations, meeting and event coordination, recordkeeping, reporting, data management, and stakeholder communication. Supervises student workers, handles confidential information, maintains databases, supports accreditation documentation, and independently resolves scheduling and administrative issues.

Coordinates third- and fourth-year medical student clerkship programs, including schedules, orientations, exams, grade reporting, credentialing, records, and clinical-site relationships. Supports faculty and students across campuses, maintains clerkship manuals and committee records, manages curriculum platforms and databases, and serves as a liaison with hospitals, medical schools, and physician offices. The role requires travel to off-site clinical facilities and advanced Excel and administrative coordination skills.

Leads the Tift College of Education’s academic quality, strategic direction, financial health, and operational effectiveness. Builds partnerships with school systems and community organizations, advances educator preparation and workforce development, supports innovation and equity-oriented learning, and provides collaborative leadership for faculty, staff, and students. The Dean reports to the Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost and works on-site in Atlanta or Macon with travel throughout Georgia.

Tenure-track faculty member teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in human-centered information design, technical communication, UX, AI, and related areas. Responsibilities include scholarship or professional engagement, curriculum development, student advising and mentoring, service, assessment, and teaching in face-to-face, hybrid, and online environments. The faculty member will contribute to interdisciplinary collaboration and support applied research, professional development, and student engagement.

Provides career coaching and professional development services for business students; coordinates career readiness programming, employer engagement, recruiting support, internships, experiential learning, and outcomes assessment. Builds partnerships with faculty, alumni, employers, and campus stakeholders while helping students secure meaningful career experiences. Manages multiple initiatives, analyzes assessment data, supports continuous improvement, and handles confidential information.

Designs and performs detailed mechanical engineering efforts, including technology analysis, research, evaluation, implementation, and production-feasibility assessment. Collaborates on multidisciplinary design teams, presents technical alternatives, interfaces with customers, and provides program managers with cost, schedule, and technical risk assessments. The role supports government and commercial engineering customers while identifying opportunities for additional MERC business.