School of Infocomm - Lecturer (Cloud Native Infrastructure)

[What the role is]

School of Infocomm - Lecturer (Cloud Native Infrastructure)

[What you will be working on]

The school is looking for dynamic individuals with a high degree of self-motivation and the ability to work effectively in a team environment. You will be involved in the following to support our full time and part-time course offerings in areas related cloud native infrastructure and foundational ICT modules.

• Implement and administer module delivery, related activities (including student assessments and assignments) to meet learning outcomes.
• Plan, design and develop module curriculum, learning activities and materials.
• Stay current and responsive to changing developments in the profession and educational landscape through active engagement with industry and professional bodies/communities.
• Maintain links with industry to stay current and to promote collaborations.

You will have the opportunity to develop and grow your capabilities through industry projects or academic research projects and professional learning communities.

[What we are looking for]

Applicants should have a relevant qualification preferably in the fields of Computer Science/Engineering, with a minimum of 1 year’s industry experience. Industry certifications such as CCNA, RHCSA, Azure, AWS, DevOps will be a plus.

Applicants should be proficient in two or more of the following areas:
• Scripting languages such as Python, Powershell, Bash
• Cloud Operations in DevOps with Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)
• Infrastructure Automation for configuration and management e.g. Ansible/ Chef / Puppet
• Monitoring and working with large data using APM tools e.g. Splunk / Elk stack
• Container Management / Orchestration, e.g. Kubernetes / Docker Swarm/ Portman
• Administration of Private Cloud Infrastructure e.g. VMWare / OpenStack and Public Cloud Infrastructure e.g. AWS / Azure / Google
• Administration skills in Data Centre / Enterprise Networking, Linux and Windows servers