Assistant professor - Statistics

Position: Assistant Professor School / Institute: School of Distance Education (SDE) Program / Department: Statistics Reporting to: Head of Department / Director (SDE) Location: MIT ADT University, Vishwaraj Baug, Loni Kalbhor, Pune, Maharashtra Joining Requirement: Immediate Joiner Preferred Position Summary The School of Distance Education is seeking a tech-savvy and student-centric Assistant Professor of Statistics . The ideal candidate will be responsible for delivering high-quality statistical education through digital platforms, developing Self-Learning Materials (SLM), and bridging the gap between mathematical theory and data-driven industry applications (e.g., Data Science, Business Analytics). MIT ADT University is looking for a seasoned Academician and Researcher to join the School of Distance Education as an Assistant Professor of Statistics . This role is designed for a candidate who possesses a deep command of quantitative methods and has a proven track record of teaching excellence. You will be responsible for leading the statistical curriculum, mentoring distance learners, and driving research initiatives within the department. Key Responsibilities Academic Leadership: Lead the development of high-quality Self-Learning Material (SLM) and digital repositories for Statistics, ensuring alignment with both UGC-DEB norms and industry requirements. Advanced Instruction: Deliver expert-level virtual lectures on subjects including Bayesian Inference, Multivariate Analysis, Stochastic Processes, and Biostatistics. Research & Publication: Maintain an active research agenda. You are expected to mentor junior faculty and students in research methodology and publish regularly in Scopus/Web of Science indexed journals. Distance Pedagogy: Optimize the Learning Management System (LMS) experience by integrating interactive statistical simulations and data visualization tools. Institutional Building: Participate in Board of Studies (BoS) meetings to refine the syllabus and contribute to the universitys accreditation (NAAC/NIRF) documentation. Required Qualifications & Experience Education: Ph.D. in Statistics / Applied Statistics is mandatory (as per UGC Regulations). Core Qualification: Masters degree with a minimum of 55% marks (or equivalent grade). Teaching Experience: Minimum 23 years of experience specifically at the rank of Assistant Professor in a reputed University or College. Research Track Record: Proven record of publications in high-impact, peer-reviewed journals. Technical Skills: Advanced proficiency in statistical software (R, Python, SPSS, or MATLAB). Core Competencies Experience in ODL: A strong understanding of Open and Distance Learning (ODL) methodologies and the ability to engage students in a non-traditional classroom setting. Analytical Depth: Ability to bridge theoretical statistics with modern Data Science applications. Communication: Exceptional command of English for both high-level academic writing and clear verbal delivery in video modules. How to Apply Interested candidates who can join immediately are encouraged to send their updated CV to HR Department at Note: Please mention "Application for Assistant Professor - Statistics (SDE)" in the subject line

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