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Electrical & Computer Engineering Faculty Job Openings
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Brigham Young University announces that it has two openings for continuing-faculty-status professorial track positions. The department is seeking outstanding faculty candidates who will challenge an exceptional student body through teaching, mentoring, and excellent research, and a willingness to fully support and participate in the ideals and mission of BYU. The first opening is specifically for candidates in the area of Computer Engineering. The second opening is for candidates in any areas of Electrical or Computer Engineering.
Apply Now - Computer Engineering Area
Apply Now - Electrical and Computer Engineering Areas
Dr. Long wows the environmental science community (again)
A never-before-seen view of Earth has entered the internet, in which a fluffy mass billows out from Antarctica. Viewing it is like witnessing the growth of a cotton candy colossus otherwise native to fever dreams or R.L. Stine’s imagination, prepping to overtake the world in spun-sugar domination.
Alum credits Dr. Warnick for helping him get dream position
BYU ECEn alum and Diao Junming recently took a huge pay cut and moved from Silicon Valley and a position at Apple to Starkville, Mississippi for a new job. He is elated, and so is his former mentor, Dr. Karl Warnick.
IEEE club provides resources and connections for students
If you’re into scholarships, connections with professionals, and building high-tech stuff (without getting graded on it), have we got a club for you! The IEEE club provides members with experiences, hands-on projects, and resources to help them succeed in their careers. It is open for all electrical and computer engineering students to join.
ENRICH YOUR EXPERIENCE
IMMERSE
Undergraduate research
Weidman Center for Global Leadership
Competitions, study abroad, leadership opportunities, funding. It's all right here for you in the College of Engineering.
Engineering Clubs
Meet and collaborate with others
Social Good
Helping those in need
ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING GRADUATES
97%
Job seeking graduates employed within 6 months
$89k
Average starting salary
82%
Secure job BEFORE graduation
