0-1 year of relevant experience is required for this position. Candidates with postdoctoral research or teaching experience will have a strong advantage.
Educational Qualification
A Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Chemistry or a closely related field is required. The candidate must have completed their doctoral studies and possess a valid degree recognized by the institution.
Responsibilities
- Deliver lectures and manage laboratory sessions across undergraduate and graduate chemistry courses.
- Assist in the development and revision of course syllabi and academic programs in chemistry.
- Supervise and mentor students in both classroom and research settings.
- Conduct independent and team-oriented research projects in the field of chemistry.
- Publish scholarly articles in reputable scientific journals and present at national and international conferences.
- Engage in institutional and departmental service, including committee work and academic advising.
Requirements
- A PhD in Chemistry or a closely related discipline with a strong academic record.
- Demonstrated excellence in teaching and communication skills.
- Knowledge and experience in Theoretical Chemistry is required.
- Adequate understanding of chemical principles, laboratory techniques, and modern chemical research methodologies.
- Ability to engage in collaborative academic and research activities.
Nice to Have (Skills)
- Experience in grant writing and securing external funding for research projects.
- Published record in peer-reviewed journals in the field of Chemistry or Theoretical Chemistry.
- Prior experience in academic administration or leadership roles within a chemistry department.
- Familiarity with advanced instrumentation and techniques used in chemical analysis and research.
- Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in academic and classroom settings.
- Interpersonal and organizational skills suitable for a dynamic academic environment.