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Responsibilities

The Digital Art and Design Department at New York Tech in NYC is seeking an Adjunct Professor to teach an undergraduate course in game design.

Qualifications

The qualified candidate must have a Masters Degree in Game Design or a related field, and prior exposure to teaching college level courses on this subject.

Prior Experience With Unity Or Unreal Engine Is Required.

Experience teaching online courses and working with international students is preferred.

Candidates should have prior experience in remote and/or online teaching using an LMS (such as Blackboard or Canvas) for course delivery. All adjuncts will be expected to participate in orientation to teaching technologies, as needed, before the start of the semester.

Please submit cover letter & resume for consideration

New York Institute of Technology is an Equal Opportunity Employer – M/F/Veteran/Disability/Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity