Assistant Professor Mathematics

• Essential: Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Mathematics with a minimum of 75% attained at either level. Ph.D. in Mathematics/Statistics.

• Essential: Postdoctoral experience in Climate modeling or related fields.
• Desirable: The applicants should have teaching and research experience in a reputed organization and have presented papers at conferences or published in referred journals (SCI-indexed).

Teaching and examination:

• Undertake research-led teaching at different levels of
  undergraduate/postgraduate programs including graduate engineering
  mathematics and:
  • Statistical methods and data analysis
  • Geophysical fluid dynamics
• Teaching a minimum of 16 hours per week and delivering associated results such as student grades and
  feedback
• Develop student projects on applied research and guide students
• Proactively respond to student concerns and queries (within and outside the classroom)- maintain office
  hours on a weekly basis
• Design, develop and offer modules/electives within your area of expertise
• Play a significant role in reviewing course outlines
• Supervise students undertaking research projects as appropriate.
• Proactively employ the highest quality standards for teaching-learning as benchmarked by the University

Research and consultancy:

• Supervise Ph.D. students
• Publish quality research papers and articles in journals of national and international repute
• Publish articles and books with reputed publishers
• Undertake sponsored research projects and consultancy from funding agencies and industry

Academic administration:

• Active participation in faculty and departmental meetings
• Support the Office of Admissions in selecting quality students for Undergraduate and Fellowship Programmes
• Collaborate with expert speakers and organize guest seminars and faculty events
• Assist in various departmental duties and support the Dean/Director of the School in their day-to-day academic
  activities and functions
• Invigilate examinations/assessments/juries

• Demonstrated excellence in research, including peer reviewed publications, in the field of Environmental Engineering/Climate Chemistry.
• Fluency in verbal and written English