About the Role
This role involves module responsibility, teaching, and student supervision for Bachelor and Master programs. It also includes active participation in program development, quality assurance, and creating learning materials. The position requires initiating and maintaining industry and research partnerships, participating in academic administration, and developing a personal research profile.
Responsibilities
- Module responsibility and teaching of Gisma Bachelor and Master programmes
- Examination, assessments, and student supervision
- Active participation in programme development and quality assurance
- Conception, creation and adaptation of teaching and learning materials
- Initiate, expand and maintain cooperation with partners in industry and research
- Participation in accreditation procedures
- Active participation in academic administration and committee work
- Further development of a personal research profile, publication of results, and other public dissemination activities
- Participation in student recruitment events
Requirements
- Completed university studies
- Proof of extraordinary qualification for scientific work in the form of an outstanding doctorate and/or outstanding scientific publications
- Qualified professional experience in the field of the professorship, at least three years, two of them outside of a university after having obtained a master’s degree or equivalent
- Experience in teaching in university classrooms, with blended and online approaches
- Students confirm in evaluations an excellent quality of teaching and pedagogical aptitude
- High affinity for computer science topics
- Strong expertise in core areas of software engineering, with specialized knowledge in at least one subfield such as software architecture, testing and quality assurance, or agile development methodologies
- Practical proficiency with modern programming languages, frameworks, and state-of-the-art tools and technologies commonly used in the industry, such as Java, C#, Git, GitHub Actions, Jira, or JUnit/NUnit
- Internationally experienced
- Fluent in English for teaching and research purposes
- Significant publications
- Research experience, ideally including the acquisition of funding
- Ability to provide new innovative directions for research and teaching
- Experience in curriculum development and accreditation processes (ideal)
- Fulfill all requirements according to Section 42 ff of the Brandenburg Higher Education Act (BbgHG)
Skills
- Software engineering
- Software architecture
- Testing and quality assurance
- Agile development methodologies
- Java
- C#
- Git
- GitHub Actions
- Jira
- JUnit/NUnit
- Teaching
- Research
- Curriculum development
- Accreditation processes
Location
- Germany
Work Type
- Full-time
Experience Level
- Senior
Education Level
- University studies
- Doctorate
- Master’s degree or equivalent
Benefits
- 18 weekly semester teaching hours
- Versatile, innovative and international work environment
- Cooperation with renowned partner universities and cooperation partners
- Opportunity for progression within a dynamic, entrepreneurial university environment
- Senior responsibilities and creative freedom
- Opportunity for personal and professional development
About the Company
- Gisma University of Applied Sciences, first established in 1999 as Gisma Business School, is a leading university of applied sciences for innovative and creative international business, technology, and engineering innovation.
- Global MBA program recognized for its excellence through AMBA accreditation.
- Expanded program portfolio into Computer Science, Software Engineering, Data Science, and Artificial Intelligence.
- Unique teaching approach combines practical experience with analytical skills and understanding of contemporary theories through personalized, hands-on, and interactive learning.
- Part of Global University Systems (GUS), an international education business with over 87,000 students in nearly 60 locations globally.
Equal Opportunity
- Gisma is an equal opportunity employer.
- Explicitly encourage applications from underrepresented groups, in particular disabled persons who meet the criteria will be given preference.
