Lecturer (Teaching) in Machine Learning (Part- time 0.2 fte)

University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
London, UK
24 days ago
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Role details

Contract type
Temporary contract
Employment type
Part-time (≤ 32 hours)
Compensation
£56,431.0 - £66,437.0
Working hours
Regular working hours
Job source

Tech stack

Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning

Job description

The main purpose of the role is to carry out teaching, administration and related duties within the Department, with particular contributions to AI related modules.

Requirements

The post holder should exhibit Machine Learning knowledge and an ability to teach students associated subject matter.

Benefits & conditions

Pulled from the full job description

  • Annual leave
  • Employee assistance programme
  • On-site gym
  • Cycle to work scheme
  • Season ticket loan, This role is offered on a part-time contract (0.2 FTE). The full-time equivalent annual salary is £54,931-£62,903, pro rata, inclusive of the London Allowance.

Funding is available for all post until 31st August 2027 in the first instance.

About the company

UCL’s Department of Computer Science (CS) is a top-ranked Computer Science Department in the UK. In the 2021 Research Excellence Framework (REF) evaluation, UCL Computer Science was ranked second in the UK for research power and first in England., At UCL, we believe work should fit around life - not the other way around. That’s why we offer flexible working options, including part-time roles and job-sharing opportunities wherever possible.

But it’s not just about flexibility - it’s about feeling rewarded, too.

When you join UCL, you’ll enjoy:

  • 41 days of holiday (pro rata for part-time staff) - that’s 27 days of annual leave, 8 bank holidays, and 6 closure days

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