IT Lecturer: Programming & Software Development

Unist; Uppsala kommun; On-site; SEK 420,000 - 540,000; Full time

Job summary

Uppsala University in Sweden invites applications for a First Stage Researcher (R1) in the Department of Information Technology. The position focuses on information technology, with emphasis on programming and education-related responsibilities, including teaching and administration.

The candidate should hold a higher-education degree in computer science or information technology, demonstrate teaching expertise, and show documented programming experience either at a university or in industry.

Qualifications

• Higher-education degree in Computer Science, Information Technology or closely related subject.
• Pedagogical skills and subject specialization relevant to the duties.
• Teacher training of relevance to operations or possibility to complete during the first year of employment.
• Documented ability to teach in Swedish or English.
• Documented programming experience at a higher education institution or in industry.

Responsibilities

• Teaching and administration. Teaching duties include course responsibility and course administration.
• Teaching in programming, software development and related areas is expected.
• Follow developments within the subject area and the development of society in general that is important for the work at the university.
• The position may include education-related administrative and management tasks, such as leading teaching teams, course renewal in the area of employment, and supervising undergraduate students.

Skills

Teaching expertise

Programming experience

Education

Higher-education degree (CS/IT)

Job description

Uppsala University in Sweden invites applications for a First Stage Researcher (R1) in the Department of Information Technology. The position focuses on information technology, with emphasis on programming and education-related responsibilities, including teaching and administration.

The candidate should hold a higher-education degree in computer science or information technology, demonstrate teaching expertise, and show documented programming experience either at a university or in industry.