Teaching assistants positions open for application
ELEC-C1230 Säätötekniikka (Control engineering)
4-5 teaching assistants will be hired for this course. The course is taught in Finnish, and the assistants also need to know Finnish.
The tasks of the teaching assistants include:
- giving weekly exercise hours (laskarit) and calculus hours (Laskutupa)
- evaluating homework (6 rounds altogether)
- evaluating intermediate exams and final exam
All work is divided even between the teaching assistants.
The applicants must have a solid knowledge of control engineering (at least one well done course on the topic).
More information from principal university lecturer Kai Zenger, kai.zenger@aalto.fi.
ELEC-C8201 Control and Automation (control engineering part of the course)
1-2 teaching assistants will be hired for the control engineering part of the course. The course is taught in English.
The tasks of the teaching assistants include:
- giving weekly exercise hours, 8 weeks and calculus hours, 8 weeks
- evaluating homework (4 rounds altogether)
- evaluating the final exam
The applicants must have a solid knowledge of control engineering.
More information from principal university lecturer Kai Zenger, kai.zenger@aalto.fi.
ELEC-E8115 Micro- and Nano Robotics
1 teaching assistant will be hired for this course. The course is taught in English.
The tasks of the teaching assistant include:
- updating and grading home assignments
The applicants are expected to have passed with very good/excellent grade in the previous Micro- and Nanorobotics course.
More information from professor Quan Zhou, quan.zhou@aalto.fi.
Application information
Teaching assistants will receive a compensation depending on the workload.
If you would like to be considered for the positions, please submit your application by December 10, 2023, .
To apply, please share the following application materials with us:
- Motivation letter
- CV including contact information
- Study transcripts
For additional information about the positions, please contact the contact person mentioned for each course. In recruitment process related questions, please contact HR partner Camilla Hanganpää (camilla.hanganpaa@aalto.fi).
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