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The position involves teaching undergraduate courses in Aeronautical Science and Aeronautics, curriculum development, and supporting scholarship in aviation education. Responsibilities include mentoring students and participating in departmental committees.

The Irrigation Specialist at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is responsible for the installation and maintenance of irrigation systems, ensuring adequate irrigation for landscaped areas, analyzing hydraulic problems, and modifying existing systems. They maintain accurate drawings of installed systems and implement necessary changes for optimal water usage and systems functionality.

The Assistant Professor of Air Traffic Management will teach both introductory and advanced courses in air traffic management, conduct research, mentor students, and engage in curriculum development. This tenure-track or non-tenure track position requires effective communication skills and a Ph.D. or Master's degree with significant air traffic control experience.

The Research and Instruction Librarian at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University will provide research consultations, teach information literacy, and develop partnerships with faculty. This role involves serving both residential and online students, with responsibilities that include working regular hours, some nights and weekends, within a technologically advanced library environment.

The Assistant Professor will co-lead the undergraduate GIS and remote sensing certificate, teach hands-on courses, mentor undergraduate research projects, and inspire students from various disciplines related to geospatial sciences.

The Assistant Professor in Operations and Logistics Management is responsible for teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, supervising doctoral students, engaging in research, and participating in college committees. Candidates with research expertise in aviation and aerospace are encouraged to apply, indicating potential collaboration with various university research centers.

The Desktop Support Specialist provides comprehensive technical support for various computing devices, including desktops, peripherals, and web conferencing systems. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, system installation, and configuration while ensuring quality support for faculty, staff, and students. The role also involves creating documentation, participating in the implementation of new technologies, and collaborating with IT teams.