Adjunct Instructor, How Entertainment Makes Decisions: Lessons from Gaming
Compensation
$3k – $4k /yr
Employment type
Full-time
Work setting
On-site
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Schedule
Day shift
Posted
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Job overview
The Adjunct Instructor, How Entertainment Makes Decisions: Lessons from Gaming role is listed in Los Angeles, CA. The stated course salary range is $3,000–$3,500. Carnegie Mellon University seeks an instructor for a three-session course on decision-making in entertainment, using the video game industry as a case study. The instructor guides students in interpreting audience behavior, weighing creative and business priorities, making decisions under uncertainty, and communicating recommendations. The course connects these lessons to entertainment fields including film, television, music, and agencies.
What you'll do
- Teach a three-session course exploring entertainment decision-making through the video game industry
- help students examine audience insights, data, experimentation, uncertainty, and cross-functional collaboration.
What we're looking for
- Skills & competencies
- adjunct instructorentertainmentgamingaudience insightsdecision-makingthree-session courselos angeles cacarnegie mellon university$3,000–$3,500master's degree preferredentertainment experience
- Work arrangement
- Weekend coverage required
Why this role
Course applies lessons from gaming to decision-making across entertainment businesses.
About the employer
Carnegie Mellon University is hiring for this role. Industry: Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools. Sector: 61.
Additional details
- Industry sector
- 61
- Industry
- Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools
- Occupation code
- 25-3099.00
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Listing ID: 99d55f1f-7690-47d0-9010-ecb16701e702