The Ying Wu College of Computing Sciences at New Jersey Institute of Technology seeks a University Lecturer to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in the Informatics Department.
Successful candidates must have an MS degree in Information Science, Computer Science, or related computational area. A PhD degree and/or prior university teaching experience are advantages.
Candidates should be knowledgeable and able to teach classes in some of the following areas: IT system administration and security, network administration and security, the development of web applications, database and cloud administration, social networks, E-commerce technology, or related topics.
Competitive compensation: NJIT is ranked in the top 1% by the Chronicle of Higher Education for faculty pay among 1292 public universities.
The largest College of Computing in the New York Tristate Area: The Ying Wu College of Computing (YWCC) is the largest college of computing in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. As a result, 25% of computing employees in New Jersey graduated from NJIT. NJIT partners with many information technology companies including Amazon, Facebook, IBM, Verizon, Audible, Panasonic, and over 25 other companies.
Live and Work in the New York Metro Area: NJIT is within the New York Metro Area and located less than 10 minutes (Jersey City facility) or 25 minutes (Newark Campus) from downtown Manhattan. Faculty can choose between the urban lifestyle of the New York City metro area or the open space of rural New Jersey.
One of the fastest-growing universities in the US: NJIT was the third-fastest growing university in the U.S. News & World Report 2020 rankings, jumping 34 spots in a few years to become a top 100 R1 research university.
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A public research university, New Jersey Institute of Technology offers about 100 undergraduate and graduate programs, including 19 doctoral programs, in fields including architecture, engineering, computer science, and liberal arts. The school also offers continuing education and distance courses. Its Albert Dorman Honors College provides students with individualized curricula and honors colloquia including travel and featured speakers. More than 8,000 students attend the NJIT, which operates a single campus in Newark. NJIT was founded in 1884 as the Newark Technical School.