Faculty IT

Faculty IT/CS ( immediate joiner)

Pay: Up to ₹50,000.00 per month

Job description:

Job Title: Assistant Professor – Computer Science / IT

Note: Delhi NCR Candidates would be given preferance

Job description:

Pay: Up to ₹50,000.00 per month

Job description:

Job Title: Assistant Professor – Computer Science / IT

Subjects to Teach: Java Programming, Programming Principles with Algorithms, System Programming, C PROGRAMMING, Programming Principles and Algorithms, Object Oriented Programming with C++, E-Commerce, Software Engineering, Computer Network, System programing, Web Technologies, DBMS, Java Programing, Advanced Java Programming, Theory of Computation, Operating system, Core Java, Big Data Analytics, Full stacks web development, Data Structure using C, UI/UX design Principal, Data analytics with Python, Advanced web technology

Location: NOIDA

Experience Required: 2–5 years (Teaching/Research/Training)

Note- Apply only you have relevant teaching experience.

Salary: Up to ₹50,000/month (CTC, negotiable based on experience)

Joining: Immediate joiners preferred

Qualification:

M.Tech/M.E./MCA/M.Sc. (Computer Science/IT) with minimum 55% marks or equivalent

NET/SET/SLET qualified (as per UGC norms) — preferred/mandatory (edit as applicable)

Ph.D. in Computer Science/related field will be an added advantage

Key Responsibilities:

  • Deliver lectures, tutorials, and lab sessions in Java Programming, Programming Principles with Algorithms, and System Programming
  • Design and update course curriculum, lesson plans, lab manuals, and assignments for the above subjects
  • Guide students in coding projects, mini-projects, and algorithm design exercises
  • Evaluate student assignments, lab work, projects, and examinations
  • Stay updated with latest programming trends, languages, and industry practices
  • Mentor students for coding competitions, hackathons, and technical events
  • Participate in departmental activities, workshops, and faculty development programs
  • Contribute to research publications and institutional academic initiatives
  • Assist in administrative and accreditation-related documentation (NAAC/NBA, etc., if applicable)
  • Required Skills:
  • Strong command over Java, Data Structures & Algorithms, and Operating Systems/System Programming concepts
  • Hands-on programming/coding ability (not just theoretical knowledge)
  • Good communication and presentation skills
  • Proficiency in MS Office / teaching tools (LMS, PPT, IDEs like Eclipse/IntelliJ, etc.)
  • Prior teaching experience in a college/university setup preferred

Benefits:

Paid sick time

Application Question(s):

CURRENT CTC?

EXPECTED CTC?

CAN YOU JOIN IMMEDIATELY?

Work Location: In person

Application Question(s):

current ctc?

Expected CTC?

Pay: Up to ₹50,000.00 per month

Benefits:

  • Paid sick time

Application Question(s):

  • How many years of Teaching experience do you have?
  • Current CTC?
  • Expected CTC?
  • Can you join from 21 September 2026?

Work Location: In person

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