Role Summary

We are seeking a Lecturer in Cloud Computing to join our School of Architecture, Built Environment, Computing and Engineering, supporting the delivery of high-quality services across the University.

In this role, you will work with colleagues to carry out undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and assessment in the area of specialism with willingness to teach in other areas as required. This involves the planning, design, preparation and delivery of new modules as well as modernising existing ones and supporting student learning. You will also engage in research and scholarship in relevant fields related to the research profile of the School through dissemination of research findings in peer-reviewed publications or other recognised forms of output.

Key Responsibilities

Support teaching and learning for undergraduate and postgraduate modules
Provide pastoral care to students
Engage in cutting-edge research
Contribute to recruitment and outreach activities
Develop and deliver engaging teaching and learning within the Department of Computer Science
Teach in a variety of settings, from small group tutorials to large lectures
Set and mark assessments
Provide timely and constructive feedback to students

Essential Requirements

Possess a core Cloud Computing skillset
Have strong experience of teaching Cloud Computing topics at university level
Demonstrate a proven track record of publishing research in reputable venues
Be able to develop research proposals to secure external funding
Show passion for supporting students throughout their educational journey
Be committed to inclusive practices that engage students from diverse backgrounds and abilities

Core knowledge and skills include:

Cloud Infrastructure (e.g. implementing fault-tolerant, highly available, and scalable systems on platforms like AWS or Azure)
Cloud-native Applications (e.g. development using Python or JavaScript, working with APIs/SDKs of public cloud platforms)
Cloud Security (e.g. applying technologies, policies, and controls to protect cloud-based data, applications, and infrastructure)

Desirable Requirements

Familiarity with open-source cloud platforms (e.g. OpenStack, Apache CloudStack)
Experience deploying AI workflows on cloud platforms
Membership of professional bodies (e.g. BCS, IET)
Industry-recognised certifications (e.g. AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)
Professional registration (e.g. CITP, CEng)

Role Summary

We are seeking a Lecturer in Cloud Computing to join our School of Architecture, Built Environment, Computing and Engineering, supporting the delivery of high-quality services across the University.

Key Responsibilities

Support teaching and learning for undergraduate and postgraduate modules
Provide pastoral care to students
Engage in cutting-edge research
Contribute to recruitment and outreach activities
Develop and deliver engaging teaching and learning within the Department of Computer Science
Teach in a variety of settings, from small group tutorials to large lectures
Set and mark assessments
Provide timely and constructive feedback to students

Essential Requirements

Possess a core Cloud Computing skillset
Have strong experience of teaching Cloud Computing topics at university level
Demonstrate a proven track record of publishing research in reputable venues
Be able to develop research proposals to secure external funding
Show passion for supporting students throughout their educational journey
Be committed to inclusive practices that engage students from diverse backgrounds and abilities

Core knowledge and skills include:

Cloud Infrastructure (e.g. implementing fault-tolerant, highly available, and scalable systems on platforms like AWS or Azure)
Cloud-native Applications (e.g. development using Python or JavaScript, working with APIs/SDKs of public cloud platforms)
Cloud Security (e.g. applying technologies, policies, and controls to protect cloud-based data, applications, and infrastructure)

Desirable Requirements

Familiarity with open-source cloud platforms (e.g. OpenStack, Apache CloudStack)
Experience deploying AI workflows on cloud platforms
Membership of professional bodies (e.g. BCS, IET)
Industry-recognised certifications (e.g. AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)
Professional registration (e.g. CITP, CEng)

Role Summary

We are seeking a Lecturer in Cloud Computing to join our School of Architecture, Built Environment, Computing and Engineering, supporting the delivery of high-quality services across the University.

Key Responsibilities

Support teaching and learning for undergraduate and postgraduate modules
Provide pastoral care to students
Engage in cutting-edge research
Contribute to recruitment and outreach activities
Develop and deliver engaging teaching and learning within the Department of Computer Science
Teach in a variety of settings, from small group tutorials to large lectures
Set and mark assessments
Provide timely and constructive feedback to students

Essential Requirements

Possess a core Cloud Computing skillset
Have strong experience of teaching Cloud Computing topics at university level
Demonstrate a proven track record of publishing research in reputable venues
Be able to develop research proposals to secure external funding
Show passion for supporting students throughout their educational journey
Be committed to inclusive practices that engage students from diverse backgrounds and abilities

Core knowledge and skills include:

Cloud Infrastructure (e.g. implementing fault-tolerant, highly available, and scalable systems on platforms like AWS or Azure)
Cloud-native Applications (e.g. development using Python or JavaScript, working with APIs/SDKs of public cloud platforms)
Cloud Security (e.g. applying technologies, policies, and controls to protect cloud-based data, applications, and infrastructure)

Desirable Requirements

Familiarity with open-source cloud platforms (e.g. OpenStack, Apache CloudStack)
Experience deploying AI workflows on cloud platforms
Membership of professional bodies (e.g. BCS, IET)
Industry-recognised certifications (e.g. AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)
Professional registration (e.g. CITP, CEng)

Role Summary

We are seeking a Lecturer in Cloud Computing to join our School of Architecture, Built Environment, Computing and Engineering, supporting the delivery of high-quality services across the University.

Key Responsibilities

Support teaching and learning for undergraduate and postgraduate modules
Provide pastoral care to students
Engage in cutting-edge research
Contribute to recruitment and outreach activities
Develop and deliver engaging teaching and learning within the Department of Computer Science
Teach in a variety of settings, from small group tutorials to large lectures
Set and mark assessments
Provide timely and constructive feedback to students

Essential Requirements

Possess a core Cloud Computing skillset
Have strong experience of teaching Cloud Computing topics at university level
Demonstrate a proven track record of publishing research in reputable venues
Be able to develop research proposals to secure external funding
Show passion for supporting students throughout their educational journey
Be committed to inclusive practices that engage students from diverse backgrounds and abilities

Core knowledge and skills include:

Cloud Infrastructure (e.g. implementing fault-tolerant, highly available, and scalable systems on platforms like AWS or Azure)
Cloud-native Applications (e.g. development using Python or JavaScript, working with APIs/SDKs of public cloud platforms)
Cloud Security (e.g. applying technologies, policies, and controls to protect cloud-based data, applications, and infrastructure)

Desirable Requirements

Familiarity with open-source cloud platforms (e.g. OpenStack, Apache CloudStack)
Experience deploying AI workflows on cloud platforms
Membership of professional bodies (e.g. BCS, IET)
Industry-recognised certifications (e.g. AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)
Professional registration (e.g. CITP, CEng)

Lecturer in Cloud Computing

Birmingham City University

Birmingham, UK