About the role
- Conduct engaging theory lectures and hands-on laboratory sessions covering core and advanced concepts in Cyber Security and related technical domains.
- Develop and maintain course content, presentations, lab manuals, practical exercises, assignments, and digital learning resources aligned with curriculum objectives and academic requirements.
- Assess and evaluate student learning through internal assessments, practical examinations, assignments, and end-semester examinations.
- Participate in examination-related activities, including question paper preparation, invigilation, evaluation, and result-related academic responsibilities.
- Organize and deliver technical seminars, workshops, guest lectures, and Faculty Development Programs (FDPs) to promote technical knowledge, industry awareness, and continuous professional development.
- Guide and mentor students in academic projects, research-oriented activities, professional certifications, and career development within the Cyber Security domain.
- Encourage and support students in participating in cyber security challenges, Capture the Flag (CTF) competitions, hackathons, technical events, and other industry-relevant competitions.
- Stay updated with the latest cyber security trends, tools, technologies, threats, and industry practices, and incorporate relevant developments into teaching and practical training.
- Collaborate with academic and technical teams to continuously improve course delivery, laboratory infrastructure, student engagement, and overall learning outcomes.
- Provide constructive feedback and mentorship to help students build strong technical, analytical, problem-solving, and professional skills required for careers in Cyber Security.