Part-Time Lecturer in Applied Machine Intelligence
northeastern · Seattle
Job description
About the role
Northeastern University’s College of Professional Studies seeks a part‑time lecturer to teach Applied Machine Intelligence courses within its Master of Professional Studies in Analytics program, based on‑ground in Seattle.
Key responsibilities
- Deliver graduate‑level instruction on applied machine learning, artificial intelligence, data management, and data visualization.
- Design and supervise projects that address real‑world business challenges across industries.
Required profile
- Terminal degree in a relevant discipline with industry experience in analytics or AI; Ph.D. preferred.
- Demonstrated success teaching or training graduate students, preferably in both online and on‑site formats.
Required skills
- Probability and statistics
- Data exploration and analysis
- Predictive analytics
- Machine learning and artificial intelligence
- Data visualization
- Data management
What we offer
- Per‑credit compensation of $1,529
- Access to Northeastern’s comprehensive benefits package for eligible employees
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