01Key Responsibilities
Teach undergraduate students in Computer Networks and Operating Systems.
Deliver engaging classroom lectures, lab sessions, workshops, and project-based learning activities.
Build strong conceptual foundations while connecting theory with real-world engineering applications.
Design and enhance curriculum, assignments, assessments, and lab exercises aligned with industry standards.
Develop hands-on projects involving networking systems, compiler pipelines, parsing, runtime systems, and software infrastructure.
Mentor students for internships, placements, higher education, research projects, hackathons, and open-source contributions.
Guide students in debugging, systems thinking, software architecture, and problem-solving methodologies.
Collaborate with faculty members and industry experts to improve learning outcomes.
Contribute to accreditation, academic planning, research, and quality assurance initiatives.
Participate in departmental activities and support institutional growth initiatives.
Required Qualifications:
M.tech or Ph.D. in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Systems Engineering, Computer Networks,Programming Languages, or a related discipline.
Strong academic record with UGC/AICTE eligibility preferred.
1+ years of experience in academia, teaching, research, technical training, or relevant industry roles.
Experience in Systems Programming, Computer Networks, Compiler Engineering, Infrastructure Engineering, or Software Systems preferred.
Technical Expertise
Strong understanding of:
Computer Networks
Modern Computer Architecture
Compiler Design
Preferred Skills
Strong communication and classroom management skills.
Experience with Outcome-Based Education (OBE) and modern teaching methodologies.
Research publications in Systems, Networks, Compiler Design, and Programming Languages related domains.
Experience mentoring student projects, hackathons, and innovation initiatives.
Ability to bridge academic concepts with industry practices.
What Makes You a Strong Fit
Passion for teaching and mentoring future engineers.
Strong systems thinking and problem-solving mindset.
Ability to simplify complex technical concepts.
Strong ownership and academic leadership capabilities.
Interest in building future-ready technology education models.
Ability to blend academic rigor with practical implementation.
Compensation: 500,000.00 - 800,000.00 per year
Benefits
Food provided
Health insurance
Provident Fund
Work Location: In person .
