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Lecturer and Computing Learning Lead Job Number:

26006

Functional Area:

Academic (non-faculty)

Department:

Schwarzman College of Computing School Area:

Schwarzman College of Computing Pay Range Minimum:

$125,000

Pay Range Maximum:

$150,000

Employment Type:

Full-Time Employment Category:

Exempt Visa Sponsorship Available:

No Schedule:

Monday-Friday 8 Hours a

Day Pay Grade:

No Grade Posting Description

LECTURER AND COMPUTING LEARNING LEAD

, Schwarzman College of Computing (SCC) and Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) , will support the delivery and development of curricular content for core computing education in the College, primarily offered with EECS. This includes advancing the Common Ground for Computing Education and efforts that extend MIT's impact. The role has an emphasis on interdisciplinary computing education, curriculum design, and instructional innovation. The lecturer will play a central role in translating foundational computing and AI concepts into accessible, domain-relevant learning experiences for students. The full job description is available here: https://computing.mit.edu/lecturer/ Job Requirements

REQUIRED

: PhD in Computer Science, Statistics, Operations Research, Applied and Computational Mathematics, or related field; proficiency in evaluating the effectiveness of learning materials and academic assessment; significant successful teaching experience in related undergraduate courses; a demonstrated interest in educational innovation; strong problem-solving, debugging skills and working knowledge or familiarity with machine learning, deep learning, statistical software, and analytics tools to analyze big data sets; and strong communication and collaboration skills. This is a nine-month academic-year appointment with two additional months of required summer work and corresponding summer salary. The initial appointment will be for two years, with the possibility of renewal or extension. 9/3/2026