Part-Time

Adjunct Faculty

Multiple Teams

Santa Fe Community College

Santa Fe Community College

Hydrogen fuel cell systems for vehicles

No salary listed

No H1B Sponsorship

Santa Fe, NM, USA

In Person

US Citizenship Required

Master's, Master of Fine Arts (MFA)

Category
Education
Requirements
  • A Master of Arts or Master of Fine Arts degree is required in most areas for the field being taught.
  • Applicants must have in-depth knowledge of the discipline.
  • Degrees must be from accredited institutions or internationally reputable and recognized institutions, unless the Provost approves equivalent experience or credentials.
  • Applicants must be U.S. citizens or lawfully authorized to work in the United States.
Responsibilities
  • Teach assigned courses as an adjunct instructor under a term contract for instructional, temporary, and part-time assignments.
  • Teach courses based on assigned classes and the instructor's academic qualifications.
Desired Qualifications
  • College or university teaching experience in the field.
Santa Fe Community College

Santa Fe Community College

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SFCC develops hydrogen fuel cell power systems for commercial vehicles. It handles the full value chain from R&D to industrialization and commercialization, selling fuel cell power systems to vehicle manufacturers and participating in commercial operation of hydrogen-powered fleets. Its work includes a large R&D footprint with a hydrogen fuel cell research institute in Shenzhen and an Asia-Pacific R&D center in Taiwan, enabling it to create and own core technologies and intellectual property. Compared with peers, SFCC differentiates itself by tightly coupling research, technology development, and real-world fleet operation across a global network to build proprietary solutions. The company aims to advance hydrogen fuel cell technology, protect its IP, and drive the scalable deployment of hydrogen-powered vehicles in automotive and public transportation sectors.

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Company Stage

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Total Funding

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Headquarters

China

Founded

2016

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What believers are saying

  • June 2, 2026 microgrid launch strengthens campus continuity and sustainability credentials.
  • Summer 2026 Kids Camps returned, expanding family-facing programming and community reach.
  • SFCC is still expanding noncredit offerings, including Arts Academy launched in 2026.

What critics are saying

  • SFCC’s microgrid has weeks of operating history, not proven long-duration resilience.
  • Campus Cupboard depends primarily on SFCC Foundation funding, exposing program continuity.
  • Enrollment sits around 4,469 students in 2026, limiting revenue and growth leverage.

What makes Santa Fe Community College unique

  • June 2026 microgrid makes SFCC New Mexico’s largest college microgrid campus.
  • June 2026 Campus Cupboard earned New Mexico’s first nutritious food pantry certification.
  • Spring 2026 and Summer 2026 CE catalogs added 87 courses and weekend evening classes.

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Professional Development Budget

Flexible Work Hours

Wellness Program